Pan

• In Greek Mythology, Pan was the God who represented Pastoralism and harmony with nature.
• He was God of the Wild, of the Mountains, particularly Arcadia, of the Fields, Groves and Woods, of Fertility and of the Spring.

Description

• Pan had the hindquarters, legs and horns of a goat.
• Hermes and Penelope were considered to have been his parents.
• He was also considered by the Ancient Greeks to be the God of theatrical criticism.
• Pan ruled over the Shepherds and their Flocks.
• He was the God of Pastoral music and freeform music improvised by the spirit of the moment.
• Pan was the companion of the Nymphs.

Arcadia, Peloponnese, Greece: