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Iris and Hermes, the messengers

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Lead procession of gods to Peleus and Thetis wedding

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Delivered messages during Trojan War

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Linked the Gods to humanity

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Mother of Pothos

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Lead souls of women to the Elysian Fields

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Represented in The Iliad

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In Homeric poems, rainbows are called Iris

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Messenger for Zeus as well

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Sister to Ocypete

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Sister to Celaeno

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Sister to Aello

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Delivered messages from Heaven to Earth

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Iris and sister Arke

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Portrayed with wings

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Goddess of the Sea and Sky

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Attribute: Vases

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Attribute: Herald's Staff

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Mother of Eros

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Married to Zephyrus

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Shapeshifter for messages

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Daughter of Electra

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Daughter of Thaumas

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Restored calm and balance after a storm

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Could travel to Underworld

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Handmaiden to Hera

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Served nectar to the Gods

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Iris flower, named after Iris

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Messenger of Olympian Gods

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Rainbow Goddess

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Greek Goddess Iris