Hades is the God of the Underworld in ancient Greece.
Hades favored the city of Eleusis, which is located near Athens, Greece. This city was significant due to its association with the Eleusinian Mysteries, ancient religious rites that honored Demeter and Persephone, his daughter. The mysteries celebrated the cycle of life and death, reflecting Hades' domain over the underworld and the afterlife.
Hades was honored in Greek funeral services and necromantic rites (the summoning of the ghosts of the dead).
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Hades with Cerberus (below) is at the Greece, Heraklion Archaeological Museum.
Hades was honored in Greek funeral services and necromantic rites (the summoning of the ghosts of the dead).
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