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There are two minor goddesses which fit in the category...

Eris: goddess of discord, strife, and war

Ate: goddess of impetuosity, guilt, delusion, and folly

But no, there is no specific goddess of evil.

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The Goddess of darkness is none other than Odgne who was also the goddess of pain and pain is the darkest thing so it`s Odgne .

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It was the God Erebus (Έρεβος meaning darkness). He was a primordial God, son of Chaos.

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There isn't a Goddess of Dark places in Greek mythology, unless you mean the Goddess of Night who is Nyx. However, the is a God, who is Erebus, the primordial God of shadows and darkness.

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Hespera was identified by the Romans specifically as the goddess of Dusk, but to the Greeks dusk and dawn were both identified with Eos.

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The Greek goddess of dusk is Hespera.

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