EUNOMIA (goddess of good order)
Divine power · Greek goddess of good order
Eunomia guided the state alongside Eucleia, ensuring that festivities belonged to her domain.5 She was revered at the location of Kastalia and near the stream of Alpheos, where her presence was felt.6 Known as the Preserver, she embodied the principle of obedience to law that built a life of felicity.6,2
The codex facts behind this entry
Eunomia is one of the Hours born to Zeus and Themis, who received the ordering and adornment of life from Zeus. Diodorus 5.72 +2 Eunomia is a holy figure associated with Justice and serves as an attendant of Themis. Bacchylides 15
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Eunomia is identified as the principle of obedience to law that builds a life of felicity. Diodorus 5.73 Eunomia guides the state alongside Eucleia. Bacchylides 13 part 2 Festivities belong to Eunomia. Bacchylides 13 part 2
