Fortunate Isles

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The Fortunate Isles are mythical islands in ancient Greek and Roman tradition, envisioned as a paradisiacal realm of eternal spring and bliss reserved for the most virtuous heroes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek mythology concept
Roman mythology concept
afterlife realm
mythical islands
mythological location
accessRestrictedTo most virtuous heroes
associatedWith heroes
virtuous souls
contrastedWith Hades NERFINISHED
Tartarus NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Greek
Ancient Roman
describedAs land of bliss
paradisiacal realm
place of eternal spring
feature absence of sorrow
absence of toil
abundant food
eternal spring
pleasant climate
hasAlternativeName Insulae Fortunatae NERFINISHED
Islands of the Blessed NERFINISHED
Isles of the Blessed NERFINISHED
μακάρων νῆσοι
influencedConcept later Western ideas of paradise
linguisticOrigin Greek language
Latin language NERFINISHED
locatedInMythicCosmologyRegion beyond the known world GENERATED
far western ocean GENERATED
mentionedIn Greek mythological tradition
Roman mythological tradition
moralFunction eschatological reward
relatedConcept Elysium NERFINISHED
Islands of the Blessed NERFINISHED
rewardFor exceptional virtue
heroic deeds
symbolizes ideal afterlife for the righteous
ultimate happiness after death
timePeriodOfBelief classical antiquity

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Terra Repromissionis comparedTo Fortunate Isles