Iris

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Iris is the Greek goddess of the rainbow and a divine messenger of the gods, often depicted as a link between heaven and earth.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek goddess
deity
personification
associatedColor multicolored light
associatedElement air
water
associatedWith rainbow
sea
sky
attribute herald’s staff
water pitcher
wings
category Greek goddesses
Messenger deities
Personifications in Greek mythology
consort Zephyrus NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Greek religion
depictedAs winged goddess
young woman
domain communication between gods and humans
rainbow and colored clouds
function convey messages between gods and mortals
link between heaven and earth
greekName Ἶρις NERFINISHED
home Mount Olympus NERFINISHED
knownFor swiftness in delivering messages
loyalTo Hera NERFINISHED
mediatesBetween gods and mortals
heaven and earth
mentionedIn Hesiod’s Theogony NERFINISHED
Homer’s Iliad NERFINISHED
Homer’s Odyssey NERFINISHED
mythologicalTradition Greek mythology NERFINISHED
offspring Eros (in some traditions) NERFINISHED
Pothos NERFINISHED
oftenContrastedWith Hermes NERFINISHED
parents Electra (Oceanid) NERFINISHED
Thaumas NERFINISHED
role divine messenger of the gods
goddess of the rainbow
messenger of the Olympian gods
romanEquivalent Arcus (rarely used) NERFINISHED
served Hera NERFINISHED
Zeus NERFINISHED
sibling Arke NERFINISHED
Harpies NERFINISHED
status Olympian attendant
symbol rainbow
worshipType minor cult worship

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