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What flower was named after the roman goddess of the rainbow?
The iris. The Roman goddess of the rainbow was Iris.
What were the accomplishments of iris the goddess?
As a goddess, Iris didn't have any accomplishments. She existed simply to serve as handmaiden and messenger to Hera.
What goddess has a scepter?
Iris and Hera
How did iris the greek goddess died?
The greek Goddess did not die therefore she is immortal
Who is the god of color?
No such god. The closest you will get is Iris, the rainbow goddess.
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