Pandia

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Pandia is a minor figure in Greek mythology, traditionally regarded as a daughter of the moon goddess Selene and associated with the full moon.

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Pandia canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Greek mythology
minor goddess
associatedWith full moon
moon
culture Greek mythology
hasAlternativeClassification epithet or aspect of Selene in some traditions
hasAssociationType astral deity
hasAttribute brightness
radiance
hasDomain lunar phenomena
hasGender female
hasLanguageOfName Ancient Greek
hasMother Selene
hasMythologicalCategory personification
hasMythologicalRole personification of the brightness of the full moon
hasNameEtymology Greek word "pandeia" or "pandia" meaning "all-bright" or "very bright"
hasOrigin Ancient Greek religion
hasParent Selene
hasStatus minor deity
hasType lunar deity
isConnectedTo night sky
isDescribedAs daughter of Selene
mentionedIn Greek mythological tradition
relative Selene
symbol full moon
worshippedIn Ancient Greece
linked to: Greek Antiquity

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Selene offspring Pandia
Children of Zeus includes Pandia
Ersa hasSister Pandia
Ersa hasRelative Pandia