Hecate 

Major Aspects of Hecate:
Goddess of Magic and Witchcraft: Hecate is often associated with magic and witchcraft. She was revered by witches and magicians, and was considered the patroness of all who practiced the mystical arts.
Connection to the moon: Hecate has a strong connection to the moon, especially its dark side. She was often depicted holding a torch, which symbolized her power over darkness.
Goddess of Intersections: Hecate was considered the goddess of intersections and roads, which in ancient Greek culture had a special magical significance. At crossroads, sacrifices were left for Hecate to avoid misfortune.
Triune Goddess: Hecate was often depicted with three faces or in three guises, symbolizing her power over the past, present and future, as well as her ability to see in all directions at once.

Legends and myths: Hecate plays an important role in the myth of Demeter and Persephone, where she helps Demeter find her kidnapped daughter Persephone. She is also mentioned in various magical texts and spells where she is asked for help in rites and rituals.

Cult and veneration:
The veneration of Hecate was particularly popular in Asia Minor and the Balkans. Nightly rituals were held in her honor, where dogs and other animals were sacrificed. Rites associated with the lunar cycle and night crossings were also an important part of the cult of Hecate.