 A collection of " ladies " or " mistresses " , Po @-@ ti @-@ ni @-@ ja ( <unk> ) is read in the Mycenaean scripts . As such , Athena ( A @-@ ta @-@ na ) appears in an inscription at Knossos as mistress Athena , similar with a later Homeric expression , but in the Pylos tablets she is mentioned without any accompanying word . Si @-@ to po @-@ ti @-@ ni @-@ ja appears to be an agricultural goddess , possibly related to Demeter of later antiquity , while in Knossos there is the " mistress of the Labyrinth " . The " two queens and the king " ( wa @-@ na @-@ <unk> , wa @-@ na @-@ ka @-@ te ) are mentioned in Pylos . Goddess Pe @-@ re @-@ swa mentioned may be related with Persephone . A number of Mycenaean divinities seem to have no later equivalents , such as <unk> , <unk> and <unk> . 
