Erebus (region of the underworld)

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Erebus is a gloomy region of the Greek underworld associated with deep darkness and the shadowy realm between the world of the living and Hades.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek mythological concept
mythological place
region of the underworld
appearsIn Greek mythological cosmologies
associatedWith darkness
gloom
shadows
contrastedWith world of the living
cosmicOrder part of the chthonic world
cosmologicalRole transition zone for souls entering the underworld
culture Ancient Greek
describedAs gloomy region of the Greek underworld
shadowy realm between the world of the living and Hades
etymology named after the primordial deity Erebus
greekName Ἔρεβος NERFINISHED
language Ancient Greek
locationInCosmology beneath the earth
between the world of the living and Hades
mythology Greek mythology
namedAfter Erebus (primordial deity) NERFINISHED
partOf Hades (underworld) NERFINISHED
underworld
perceivedAs place of murk and gloom
place of shadow
realmType chthonic region
intermediate realm
relatedConcept Hades (realm) NERFINISHED
House of Hades NERFINISHED
River Styx NERFINISHED
Tartarus NERFINISHED
symbolizes deep darkness
obscurity
the boundary between life and death

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Ἔρεβος (Érebos) appearsAsPlaceName Erebus (region of the underworld)
subject surface form: Ἔρεβος