Styx (goddess)

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Styx is a primordial Greek goddess and personification of the underworld river whose waters were used for sacred oaths by gods and mortals alike.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Styx 0
Styx (daughter of Perseus) 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek goddess
personification
primordial deity
river deity
appearsIn Theogony NERFINISHED
appearsInWorkBy Hesiod NERFINISHED
associatedMyth oath-breaking gods punished by her waters
associatedPlace Hades NERFINISHED
associatedWith Olympian gods
River Styx NERFINISHED
Zeus NERFINISHED
associatedWithConcept hatred
childOf Oceanus NERFINISHED
Tethys NERFINISHED
classification deity of personified natural feature
countryOfOrigin Greek Antiquity
surface form: Ancient Greece
culture Greek mythology
domain oaths
sacred vows
underworld river
etymology name often linked to Greek word for hatred "stygos"
gender female
hasRiverCounterpart Styx (river in the underworld) NERFINISHED
hasSacredSubstance water of Styx
honoredBy Zeus NERFINISHED
memberOf Oceanids NERFINISHED
mythologicalEra Titanomachy period NERFINISHED
notableFor binding oaths of gods and mortals
waters used for sacred oaths
oathByStyx considered most binding oath of the gods
parentOf Bia NERFINISHED
Kratos NERFINISHED
Nike NERFINISHED
Zelus NERFINISHED
residence underworld
reward her children given honored places among the gods
oaths by her waters became unbreakable
rewardedBy Zeus NERFINISHED
roleInOaths guarantor of divine oaths
spouseOrConsort Pallas NERFINISHED
supported Zeus in Titanomachy NERFINISHED
symbol underworld river
water of oaths
typeOfDeity chthonic deity
waterProperty used to test invulnerability in myth
worshipType chthonic cult associations

Referenced by (3)

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

River Styx associatedWithDeity Styx (goddess)
House of Perseus hasMember Styx (goddess)
this entity surface form: Styx (daughter of Perseus)
River Styx namedAfter Styx (goddess)