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Styx is the goddess of the underground rivers in the Greek underworld. She is often associated with the water that flows through Hades' domains. The name "Styx" is also used to refer to the actual underground river. In mythology, Styx is one of the five sisters known as the "River Styx," "River Acheron," "River Cocytus," "River Phlegethon," and "River Lethe," which surround the underworld and are considered the rivers of the dead. The deceased were often buried with a coin to pay passage to Styx, so they could cross the river and enter Hades' realm.

Description
Styx is the goddess of the underground rivers in the Greek underworld. She is often associated with the water that flows through Hades' domains. The name "Styx" is also used to refer to the actual underground river. In mythology, Styx is one of the five sisters known as the "River Styx," "River Acheron," "River Cocytus," "River Phlegethon," and "River Lethe," which surround the underworld and are considered the rivers of the dead. The deceased were often buried with a coin to pay passage to Styx, so they could cross the river and enter Hades' realm.