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Persephone is a Greek goddess.

Persephone may also refer to:

• Persephone Books, an independent publisher of mostly women's writing in London
• Persephone (musical instrument), an electronic fingerboard synthesizer
• Perséphone a 1934 musical work by Stravinsky
• Persefone, a metal band from Andorra
• The Persephone, a salvage ship in The Beachcombers
• Persephone (band) German Band

In astronomy and science fiction:

• The asteroid 399 Persephone
• A conjectured name for a planet beyond Pluto
• As such, an early proposed name for Eris (dwarf planet)
• Persephone, a planet in Firefly

Fictional characters:

• Persephone (The Matrix), a fictional character in the Matrix film trilogy
• Persephone or Rachel Blake, a character in The Lost Experience
• Persephone, a character in Jeff Noon's novel Pollen
• Persephone, a character in Stripperella
• Persephone, the Goddess of Life in the computer game Sacrifice
• Persephone is a character in Michael R. McGuire's play "Persephone Rules!"
• Persephone, a character in Herc's Adventures
• Persephone or Sephy, a character in the Noughts & Crosses series of novels by Malorie Blackman
• Persephone, minor enemies in some Castlevania games
• Persephone, a character in General Protection Fault
• Persephone, an Amazon in Wonder Woman (film)

In songs:

• "Persephone", a song by Dead Can Dance from Within Realm of Dying Sun
• "Persephone", a song by Cocteau Twins from Treasure
• "Persephone", a song by Third Eye Blind
• "Persephone", a song by Patricia Barber from Mythologies
• "Persephone", a song by Wishbone Ash from There's the Rub
• "Persephone Dancing", a song by Casey Stratton

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