Mount Tmolus (mythological)

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Mount Tmolus (mythological) is a legendary mountain from Greek mythology, best known as the site where the god Pan and the musician Apollo were judged in a famous musical contest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf location in Greek mythology
mythological mountain
associatedWith Apollo NERFINISHED
Dionysus NERFINISHED
Hermes NERFINISHED
Midas NERFINISHED
Nysa (mythological region) NERFINISHED
Pan NERFINISHED
Tmolus (mythological king) NERFINISHED
basedOn Mount Tmolus (Lydia) NERFINISHED
connectedTo Sardis (mythological setting) NERFINISHED
river Pactolus (mythological) NERFINISHED
consequenceOfContest Midas given donkey ears
cultAssociation Dionysian worship
Pan worship
culturalContext Ancient Greek religion
Greek mythology of Asia Minor
describedAs haunt of satyrs
home of nymphs
vine-covered slopes
wooded mountain
genreOfTradition Greco-Roman mythological narrative
hasEponym Tmolus (mythological king) NERFINISHED
hasJudgeInContest Tmolus (personified mountain god) NERFINISHED
hasLanguageOfSources Ancient Greek
hasModernInterpretationAs allegory of artistic judgment
example of pastoral myth setting
hasMythologicalFunction seat of the judge Tmolus
site of divine musical contest
hasPrimaryDeityInContest Apollo NERFINISHED
Pan NERFINISHED
locatedIn Lydia (mythological) NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Dionysiaca (Nonnus) NERFINISHED
Geographica (Strabo) NERFINISHED
Metamorphoses (Ovid) NERFINISHED
Works and Days (Hesiod) NERFINISHED
partOf mythological landscape of Lydia
relatedMyth myths of Dionysus’ upbringing
myths of Lydian kings
roleIn judgment of musical contest by Tmolus
musical contest between Pan and Apollo
myth of Midas’ donkey ears NERFINISHED
symbolizes authority of divine judgment in music
natural beauty as judge of art
timeOfMythicSetting mythic age of the gods

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Mountains of Greece (mythological) includes Mount Tmolus (mythological)