| UNCLESAM | A personification of the U.S. (5,3) |
| HESPERUS | Son of the dawn goddess Eos and a personification of the Evening Star (8) |
| GLORIANA | Protagonist of Edmund Spenser's epic poem The Faerie Queene (1590); a personification of Elizabeth I (8) |
| PSYCHE | Described in an allegory by Apuleius, a mythological princess loved by Cupid who became a personification of the soul (6) |
| EAGLE | Bird of prey that was a personification of the Greek god Zeus (5) |
| IRIS | Flower depicted in paintings by Vincent van Gogh; or, a personification of the rainbow in Greek mythology (4) |
| HADES | This underworld god is a personification of death whose realm, divided from the land of the living by a terrible river, resembles the Mesopotamian land of the dead. |
| ECHO | Oread said to be a personification of a Greek word for "sound" and whose name is given to the phenomenon of the reflection of sound waves (4) |
| SAM | Uncle ---, personification of the U.S. (3) |
| TAMENESS | The personification of the pure woman presented over end of prayer - feels rather domesticated in a |
| ATHENA | The patron goddess of Athens, typically allegorized into a personification of wisdom. (6) |
| JOHN | - Bull, Dr Arbuthnot's satirical character used as a personification of England or a typical Englishman (4) |
| GONCHAROV | Russian novelist Ivan ____ created the character Oblomov, a personification of procrastination and idleness |
| GREEN | Murderer a personification of envy (5) |
| ANTARES | Star soldier - a personification of war |
| THEGRIMREAPER | A personification of death |
| EPITOMISE | Be a personification of |
| JACKFROST | Who is a personification of icy winter weather? (4,5) |
| RUDOLPH | A personification of reindeer? (7) |
| JOHNBULL | National personification of the UK, and in particular England (4,4) |
