Soteria is the minor goddess (daimon) of safety and salvation, deliverance, and preservation from harm. Her male counterpart is Soter.
Genealogy and Family[]
Soteria's father maybe either Zeus and Dionysus considering they have the epithet, Soter, but there are no hints to her mother's identity
Role[]
She is the personification of safety, salvation, deliverance and preservation from harm.
Personality and Appearance[]
Soteria can definitely be considered, a kind, peaceful, serene and gentle goddess, who helps to shield mortals from danger. Her appearance was little described in Greek Mythology, but an ancient Greek mosaic depicted her as a fair skinned woman with long, wavy dark brown hair, brown eyes, wearing a laurel wreath on her head, a pearl necklace and a black and golden dress.
Stories[]
Not much was recorded about the goddess in mythology. 
Trivia[]
Soteria means "safety, deliverance"
Her Greek name is Σωτηρια
She is not to be confused with Eleos, Goddess of compassion and mercy.