Aeolia

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Aeolia is the mythological floating island ruled by Aeolus, the keeper of the winds, in ancient Greek mythology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf floating island
mythological island
appearsInWork Homeric tradition
Odyssey NERFINISHED
associatedConcept control of winds
associatedDeity Aeolus NERFINISHED
associatedElement wind
cosmologicalStatus part of the mythical geography of the Mediterranean
country realm of Aeolus
describedAs floating
island of the winds
event Odysseus receives a bag of winds from Aeolus
Odysseus stays one month with Aeolus
feature sheer cliffs
surrounded by a wall of bronze
functionInNarrative place where Odysseus’ homeward voyage is diverted
greekName Αἰολία NERFINISHED
inhabitant Aeolus NERFINISHED
family of Aeolus
languageOfOrigin Ancient Greek
literarySource Homer NERFINISHED
mythologicalTradition Ancient Greek mythology
notableVisitor Odysseus NERFINISHED
relatedMyth Journey of Odysseus NERFINISHED
roleInMythology dwelling place of Aeolus
ruler Aeolus NERFINISHED
sometimesIdentifiedWith Aeolian Islands NERFINISHED
sometimesLocatedNear Sicily NERFINISHED
symbolism human attempt to control natural forces

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Aeolus relatedConcept Aeolia