Astraea (Greek deity)
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Variants
- Aseuteulaia (Greek deity)
- Astariaan (Greek deity)
- Astraia (Greek deity)
- Astraja (Greek deity)
- Astrapé (Greek deity)
- Astrea (Greek deity)
- Astrée (Greek deity)
- Astreia (Greek deity)
- Astreya (Greek deity)
- Astria (Greek deity)
- Asutoraiā (Greek deity)
- 阿斯特賴亞 (Greek deity)
- アストライアー (Greek deity)
- 아스트라이아 (Greek deity)
- A̓στραπή (Greek deity)
- Астрея (Greek deity)
- Ἀστραῖα (Greek deity)
- آستريا (Greek deity)
Additional Information
Descriptor
- Greek deity
Descriptor
- Goddesses, Greek
Use For
Exact Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
Closely Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
Sources
- found: De Armas, Frederick A. The return of Astraea, 1986.
- found: Oxford classical dictionary, 1993:page 469, under Dike (In Aratus and Roman poets, Dike, the personification of Justice, is the constellation Virgo or Astraea)
- found: Wikipedia, 30 June 2017(Astraea; Astrea; Astria; Ἀστραῖα; goddess of innocence and purity, associated with the Greek goddess of justice, Dike; daughter of Astraeus and Eos; once lived on Earth as an immortal, but left during the Iron Age to become the constellation Virgo; other names: آستريا ; Астрея ; Astraia ; Astrée ; Astrapé ; A̓στραπή ; 아스트라이아 ; Astraja ; アストライアー ; Astreia ; 阿斯特賴亞)
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Change Notes
- 2017-06-30: new
- 2017-10-13: revised
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