Eleutherios

Summary

Eleutherios is an epithet^[1]. Eleutherios is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]

Key Facts

• Eleutherios's religion is recorded as Ancient Greek religion^[3].
• Eleutherios is part of Ancient Greek religion^[4].
• Eleutherios is part of Greek mythology^[5].
• 479 BC marks the founding of Eleutherios^[6].
• Eleutherios's significant event is recorded as Battle of Plataea^[7].
• Eleutherios's represents is recorded as Nero^[8].
• Eleutherios's facet of is recorded as Apollo^[9].
• Eleutherios's facet of is recorded as Zeus^[10].
• Eleutherios's facet of is recorded as Amun^[11].
• Eleutherios's facet of is recorded as Eros^[12].
• Eleutherios's facet of is recorded as Hadrian^[13].
• Eleutherios's facet of is recorded as Helios^[14].
• Eleutherios's used by is recorded as Zeus^[15].
• Eleutherios's native label is recorded as ᾿Ελευθέριος^[16].

Body

Geography

Part of include Ancient Greek religion^[4], a polytheistic religion^[17] and Greek mythology^[5], a mythology by ethnic group^[18].

Designation and Status

Eleutherios's religion is recorded as Ancient Greek religion^[3].

History and Context

479 BC marks the founding of Eleutherios^[6].

Why It Matters

Eleutherios is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]