Automatia
Automatia, griech. Genet. -iās, f. (Αυτοματία), Göttin des freiwaltenden Glückes, der ohne menschliches Zutun eintretenden Ereignisse, Glücksgöttin, Nep. Timol. 4, 4.
Autŏmătĭa, (16) ās, f. (Αὐτοματία), Automatia [déesse qui règle à son gré les événements] : Nep. Timol. 4, 4.
Automa'tia
(Αὐτοματία) a surname of Tyche or Fortuna, which seems to characterize her as the goddess who manages things according to her own will, without any regard to the merit of man. Under this name Timoleon built to the goddess a sanctuary in his house. (Plut. De Sui Laude, p. 542e.; Nepos, Timol. 4.) [L.S]