Dike (goddess)

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Dike (goddess) is the Greek personification of justice and moral order, often depicted as a guardian of human righteousness and fairness under Zeus’s authority.

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Dike (goddess) canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek goddess
deity of justice
personification
activity reports human injustice to Zeus
walks among humans observing their deeds
appearsIn Aeschylus' plays NERFINISHED
Hesiod's Theogony NERFINISHED
Hesiod's Works and Days NERFINISHED
Pindar's odes NERFINISHED
associatedWith Astraea NERFINISHED
Moirae NERFINISHED
Nemesis NERFINISHED
Themis NERFINISHED
Zeus NERFINISHED
contrastedWith Adikia NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Greek religion
domain fairness
human righteousness
justice
moral order
epithet daughter of Zeus
goddess of justice
goddess of moral order
equatedWith Roman Justitia NERFINISHED
memberOf Horae NERFINISHED
moralFunction punishes the unjust
rewards the righteous
mythologicalEra Classical Greek period NERFINISHED
oftenDepictedAs figure enforcing justice among humans
figure holding scales
young woman
parent Themis NERFINISHED
Zeus NERFINISHED
relatedConcept cosmic order
equity
law
residence Olympus NERFINISHED
role guardian of human justice
guardian of moral order
protector of the just
sibling Eirene NERFINISHED
Eunomia NERFINISHED
subordinateTo Zeus NERFINISHED
symbol rod
scales
sword
worshipType personified abstraction

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