Cocytus

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Cocytus is one of the mythological rivers of the Greek underworld, often associated with lamentation and the souls of the dead.

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Label Occurrences
Cocytus canonical 4

Statements (34)

Predicate Object
instanceOf mythological river
river of the Greek underworld
underworld location
appearsIn later Roman and medieval mythographic traditions
associatedWith lamentation
punishment
souls of the dead
wailing
category Greek underworld rivers
mythological bodies of water
contrastedWith Lethe as river of forgetfulness
hasCharacteristic associated with cries of the damned
connected with mourning
gloomy
hasDomain Greek religion NERFINISHED
classical mythology
hasEtymology Greek word "kōkytos" meaning "lamentation" or "wailing"
influenced later literary depictions of hellish rivers
languageOfOrigin Ancient Greek
locatedInMythology realm of Hades
mentionedIn Greek mythology
works of classical Greek literature
oneOf five rivers of the Greek underworld
rivers of Hades
parallelTo Acheron NERFINISHED
Lethe NERFINISHED
Phlegethon NERFINISHED
Styx NERFINISHED
partOf Greek underworld
Hades NERFINISHED
roleInMythology boundary or region for the dead
symbolizes eternal lamentation
grief
sorrow

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

House of Hades hasRiver Cocytus
Underworld containsRiver Cocytus
River Cocytus hasLatinName Cocytus
subject surface form: Cocytus