In Greek mythology, paradise is a place where humans who are specially blessed by the gods live after death. It is a plain on the bank of the current Oceanus at the western end of the world, ruled by Rhadamanthus, where there is no snow or storms and the west wind always blows, making it the most livable place for humans. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
ギリシア神話の楽園。神々に特別祝福された人間たちが死後の生をおくる場所。世界の西のはてのオケアノスの流れの岸辺にある野原で,ラダマンチュスが支配し,雪も嵐もなく,常に西風が吹く,人間にとって最も住みよい場所であるという。
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