Ilissos River

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The Ilissos River is an ancient watercourse in Athens, Greece, historically significant as a sacred site and setting for religious rites, philosophical gatherings, and classical literature.

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Ilissos River canonical 4
Ilissus River 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
river
appearsIn ancient Athenian topography
associatedWith Plato
Socrates
continent Europe
coordinateSystem WGS84
country Greece
environmentalIssue urbanization impact
water pollution
flowsThrough Athens
hasArchaeologicalSite early Christian basilicas
sanctuary of Artemis Agrotera
sanctuary of Pan
hasCulturalSignificance ancient Greek philosophy
ancient Greek religion
classical literature
hasEtymology named after the river god Ilissos
hasModernUse urban drainage
hasRecreationArea Ilissos riverbank paths
hasStatus largely covered
partly underground
historicalPeriod Classical antiquity
locatedIn Athens
Attica
Central Athens
linked to: central Athens
mentionedIn Plato's Critias
Plato's Phaedrus
linked to: Plato's "Phaedrus"
mouthOfWaterBody Saronic Gulf
near Acropolis of Athens
Ardettos Hill
Kallimarmaro Stadium
Olympieion
Panathenaic Stadium
Temple of Olympian Zeus
parallelTo Kifisos River
linked to: Kephissos River
partiallyCoveredBy modern roads of Athens
partOf Athens river system
sacredTo Ilissos (river god)
linked to: Potamoi

Muses
linked to: the Muses

local nymphs
tributaryOf Saronic Gulf
usedFor athletic activities
bathing
philosophical gatherings
religious rites
watercourseType seasonal stream

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Lesser Mysteries associatedPlace Ilissos River
Agrae near Athens locatedAlong Ilissos River
Olympieion locatedNear Ilissos River
Agrai locatedOn Ilissos River
Phaedrus settingFeature Ilissus River
subject linked to: Plato's "Phaedrus"
linked to: Ilissos River