Depictions of personifications of the four continents became popular in several media. Her opposites were the Algos, personifications of pain. Spes was one of the divine personifications in the Imperial cult of the Virtues. Hector and Penthesilea were portrayed as personifications of the ideals of chivalry. From Hyperion and Theia came the celestial personifications Helios (Sun), Selene (Moon), and Eos (Dawn). A set of loose conventions quickly arose as to the iconography of the personifications. In various editions, Elizabeth is depicted with her orb and sceptre accompanied by female personifications. Images of it were sometimes seen as personifications of Hathor herself. Above the main cornice are a group of standing sculptures of personifications of seafaring nations. These women are seen as proud, daring personifications of ancient Sindhi culture that resisted conqueror. Pre-Raphaelite painters frequently used the classic personifications of the femme fatale as a subject. Supporting characters are personifications of good and evil. These were most often used in sets of female personifications of the Four Continents. In Latin, "invidia" might be the equivalent of two Greek personifications, Nemesis and Phthonus. Other personifications of Death have appeared in the DC Universe.