Greek Asteroids: Pyrrha and Deucalion

Parallel of story of Noah's ark in ancient Greek mythology. (Link)
The Bronze generation was very corrupt so Zeus punished them with calamities. Pyrrha and Deucalion survived and created men and women by throwing stones. They also became the first king and queen of Northern Greece.

632 Pyrrha
Wife of Deucalion

53311 Deucalion 

The Greco-Roman Noah, the magic of manifestation. Orbital Period: 295.53 yr.
Positive: understanding the flow (tides of life), manifestation ability, magical, resourceful, seeing the talent in everyone.
Negative: feeling overwhelmed, not able to tread water (keep up with life), financially irresponsible, feels the burden of humanity
Mundane: monetary ability, extremely imaginative and resourceful, magic
Ceremonial: ceremonies of manifestation, spiritual exercises using images of bounty and harvest, runes, reading bones

Greek Asteroids: Eurphrosyne, Thalia and Aglaea

Eurphrosyne, Thalia and Aglaea were daughters of Zeus and Eurynome/Eunomia, Goddess of good order and lawful conduct. Together they were known as the Three Graces, or the Charites.

31 Eurphryosyne
Goddess of good cheer, joy mirth and merriment.

23 Thalia
Goddess of festivity, rich, luxurious banquets.

27 Aglaja
Goddess of beauty, splendour, glory, magnificence and adornment.

627 Charis
Other name of Aglaja. Personification of grace and beauty. Signifies charisma, the personal attractiveness or ability to inspire that enables one to influence others.
Also shows where and how one experiences delight. The opposite, if afflicted.

Odyssey Asteroids

388 Charybdis - whirlpool

34 Circe

155 Scylla

1870 Glaukos

4341 Poseidon