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What river did you have to cross to get to the underworld?
The river Styx. This was very dangerous, and you had to pay drachma to the ferryman to get across.
How do you cross the river Styx?
Pay Charon the ferryman to take you across.
Who is charon and the river styx?
Charon is a ferryman who guides dead souls across the River Styx and to the land of the dead where they are judged.
Who was boatman on styx?
The ferryman Kharon crossed with the dead on the Underworld river Akhero. Styx was not crossed by Kharon.
What boatman carried the dead across the river styx in the underworld?
Charon the Ferryman.
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