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ASTRAEA (goddess of justice and innocence)

Divine power · ancient Greek religious figure

Astraea, goddess of justice and innocence, full-length portrait
Parents
Astraeus, Zeus, Themis, Eos
In the sources
1 ancient passage

Astraea, a virgin among the heavenly deities, stood apart from the mortal world.1 Her parentage is variously given as Astraeus, Zeus, Themis, or Eos. She abandoned the Earth because it was covered in slaughter.1 She was the final divine being to leave the Earth.1

The codex facts behind this entry

Astræa is described as a virgin among the heavenly deities. Ovid Met. 1.113-150 (3)

In the myths

She abandoned the Earth because it was covered in slaughter. Ovid Met. 1.113-150 (3)

Fate

She was the final divine being to leave the Earth. Ovid Met. 1.113-150 (3)

Sources

  1. Ovid Met. 1.113-150 (3)
Written from the Mythos Codex, and every sentence checked against the facts it cites. From the Mythos Codex: 3 facts, each checked against the ancient passage it comes from, here drawn from Ovid. Updated 29 October 2026.

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