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Who is Achelios?

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Updated: 9/16/2023

She is a moon goddess. She is also the goddess of pain relief. She is worshipped via the Dodonian Oracle.

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What was Achelios's purpose as a moon goddess?

Achelios's name means "she who washes away pain"; she was frequently the recipient of sacrifices ordered by the Dodonian Oracle, in order for her subjects to be cured of their ailments.


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