Mountains of Greece (mythological)

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The mythological Mountains of Greece are the legendary peaks and ranges that serve as settings and abodes for various Greek deities, nymphs, and heroes in ancient Greek mythology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf collection of mythological locations
mythological concept
appearsIn Greek hymns and cult narratives
Greek tragedy
Works of Hesiod
surface form: Hesiodic poetry

Homeric epics
associatedWith Greek mythology
country Greece
culturalRole sacred geography of the Greek world
symbolic boundary between mortal and divine realms
describedAs legendary peaks and ranges that serve as settings and abodes for deities, nymphs, and heroes
hasPrimaryFunction abode of gods
abode of heroes
abode of nymphs
setting for divine councils
setting for heroic exploits
site of cult worship
includes Mount Arachnaeus (mythological)
Mount Athos
surface form: Mount Athos (mythological)

Mount Cithaeron
surface form: Mount Cithaeron (mythological)

Erymanthos Mountains
surface form: Mount Erymanthos (mythological)

Mount Helicon
surface form: Mount Helicon (mythological)

Mount Hymettus
surface form: Mount Hymettus (mythological)

Mount Ida (Crete)
surface form: Mount Ida in Crete (mythological)

Mount Ida (through Dardanus traditions)
surface form: Mount Ida in the Troad (mythological)

Mount Lykaion
surface form: Mount Lycaeus (mythological)

Mount Oeta
surface form: Mount Oeta (mythological)

Mount Olympus
surface form: Mount Olympus (mythological)

Mount Othrys
surface form: Mount Othrys (mythological)

Mount Pangaion
surface form: Mount Pangaion (mythological)

Mount Parnassus
surface form: Mount Parnassus (mythological)

Mount Parnitha (mythological)
Mount Pelion
surface form: Mount Pelion (mythological)

Mount Pentelicus
surface form: Mount Pentelicus (mythological)

Mount Taygetus
surface form: Mount Taygetus (mythological)

Mount Tmolus (mythological)
notableExample Cretan Mount Ida as the place where Zeus was hidden and raised
Mountains of Greece (mythological) self-linksurface differs
surface form: Mount Athos associated with the giant Athos in the Gigantomachy

Mountains of Greece (mythological) self-linksurface differs
surface form: Mount Cithaeron associated with Dionysian rites and Theban legends

Mount Helicon as another home of the Muses
Mount Oeta as the site of Heracles’ apotheosis
Mount Olympus as the seat of the Olympian gods
Mount Othrys as stronghold of the Titans
Mount Parnassus as the home of Apollo and the Muses
Mount Pelion as home of the centaurs and Chiron
Mount Taygetus associated with Spartan myths
Troadic Mount Ida as a vantage point for gods during the Trojan War

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Sterope residence Mountains of Greece (mythological)
Mountains of Greece (mythological) notableExample Mountains of Greece (mythological) self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Mount Cithaeron associated with Dionysian rites and Theban legends
Mountains of Greece (mythological) notableExample Mountains of Greece (mythological) self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Mount Athos associated with the giant Athos in the Gigantomachy
Asterope residence Mountains of Greece (mythological)