| Clio |
The Muses were nymphs, the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne ("Memory"), born at Pieria, in Thrace, and nursed by Eupheme. Nymphs are nature spirits, protectors of springs, rivers and mountains, who are usually depicted as young girls. The Muses were nymphs of inspiring springs. The names and number of the Muses varied until the Greeks settled on the 9 Muses, who became known as goddesses of the arts and sciences. They are thought od as living on Mt. Olympus.Clio was the Muse of historical and heroic poetry.Her attributes is a parchment scroll or a set of tablets.
Clio - Pantheon.org
