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An '''underworld''' can refer to any sizeable place situated below ground, but is most commonly used to describe [[myth]]ical subterranean realms. In [[Greek mythology|Greek]] and [[Roman mythology]], the underworld was known as [[Hades]], and was home to the dead. | An '''underworld''' can refer to any sizeable place situated below ground, but is most commonly used to describe [[myth]]ical subterranean realms. In [[Greek mythology|Greek]] and [[Roman mythology]], the underworld was known as [[Hades]], and was home to the dead. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:07, August 31, 2011
An underworld can refer to any sizeable place situated below ground, but is most commonly used to describe mythical subterranean realms. In Greek and Roman mythology, the underworld was known as Hades, and was home to the dead.