Elysian (disambiguation)

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Elysian , Elysium, or Elysian Fields of Ancient Greek mythology, was a conception of the afterlife in Ancient Greek mythology where mortals related to the gods, the heroic and the virtuous, could rest in a blessed and happy life after death.

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