Astraeas

Astraeas is a term that can refer to several distinct entities and concepts, primarily found in mythology and popular culture.

In Greek mythology, Astraea was the divine personification of justice, innocence, and purity. She was the daughter of Astraeus and Eos, and a companion of the gods. As the Age of Iron began, Astraea became disgusted with the wickedness of humanity and left Earth, ascending to the heavens to become the constellation Virgo. She is often depicted holding a set of scales.

Beyond mythology, Astraeas has been adopted as a name for various fictional elements. This includes characters in literature, video games, and anime. For instance, in certain fictional universes, Astraeas might be a character name, a celestial body, or even a class of starship. The specific context is crucial for understanding which Astraeas is being referenced. These fictional iterations often draw inspiration from the mythological figure, embodying themes of justice, celestial origins, or purity. Without additional context, identifying a specific "Astraeas" can be ambiguous due to these varied applications.