Pseudea

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Pseudea is a minor figure in Greek mythology associated with lies and falsehood, traditionally considered one of the many personified spirits born from the goddess Eris (Strife).

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Pseudea canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf GreekMythologyCharacter
daimon
mythologicalFigure
personification
associatedConcept discord
socialDisharmony
associatedWith Eris
classification spiritOfLies
cosmicGeneration bornFromStrife
culture AncientGreek
domain deceit
falsehood
lies
gender female
groupMembership childrenOfEris
linked to: children of Eris

personifiedAbstractConcepts
importanceLevel minorDeity
languageOfName AncientGreek
literaryFunction moralExemplumOfLying
mentionedIn HesiodTheogony
linked to: Hesiod's Theogony
moralAssociation dishonesty
falseOaths
mythology GreekMythology
nameMeaning Lies
nature malignSpirit
ontologyType chthonicOrLiminalSpirit
opposedConcept truth
parent Eris
roleInMythology embodimentOfLying
siblingOf Algea
Androktasiai
Ate
Dysnomia
Horkos
Hysminai
Lethe
linked to: River Lethe

Limos
Makhai
Neikea
Phonoi
sourceType mythographicListOfPersonifications
tradition ArchaicGreekPoetry
worshipStatus notCentrallyWorshipped

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Eris offspring Pseudea