Pyriphlegethon

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Pyriphlegethon is a fiery river of the underworld in Greek mythology, often depicted as a stream of burning flames associated with punishment and torment.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek mythological entity
chthonic feature
mythological river
river of Hades
river of the underworld
associatedWith Tartarus NERFINISHED
retributive justice
souls of the damned
category Locations in Greek mythology
Mythological bodies of water
Rivers of Hades NERFINISHED
contrastedWith Acheron NERFINISHED
Cocytus NERFINISHED
Lethe NERFINISHED
Oceanus NERFINISHED
Styx NERFINISHED
cosmicFunction part of the circulation of waters in the underworld in Platonic cosmology
culture Ancient Greek mythology
depictedAs river of boiling blood and fire
stream of fire
describedBy Plato NERFINISHED
etymology from Greek elements meaning "fire" and "to burn"
hasElement fire
flames
hasProperty associated with punishment
associated with torment
burning
dangerous
fiery
languageOfName Ancient Greek
locatedIn realm of Hades NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Plato's Phaedo NERFINISHED
Plato's Phaedrus NERFINISHED
Virgil's Aeneid NERFINISHED
moralFunction punishes oath-breakers and wrongdoers
partOf Hades NERFINISHED
Underworld NERFINISHED
relatedTo Acheron NERFINISHED
Cocytus NERFINISHED
Lethe NERFINISHED
Styx NERFINISHED
roleInMythology boundary or barrier in the underworld
instrument of punishment for wicked souls
symbolizes destructive fire
divine wrath
torment of the wicked

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River Phlegethon alsoKnownAs Pyriphlegethon