Astraea, also known as Astraea in Rome, is the goddess of justice, stars, and purity. Its image is a girl with wings, holding a torch, and emitting brilliant light.
She lived with humans in the Golden Age and was originally sent to the human world to oversee and judge right, wrong, good, and evil. Later, due to seeing all of the human world, she returned to the heavens and transformed into the constellation Virgo. It is also said that Zeus ordered her to return to the stars. Therefore, Astria is also known as "Virgo", which means "virgin" and is a goddess in the constellation Virgo.

Astria was a goddess of justice in early Greek mythology and was also associated with all the stars. When Virgo was first mentioned in Astronomy, it was believed that the Virgin Astria holding a wheat ear was the embodiment of Virgo. Her name is a negative word for Astraeus' name, so Astraeus is usually considered the daughter of Astraeus, the Lord of the Stars. In later epic literature, Astria was reinterpreted and referred to as the goddess of purity by poets.
Some Greek goddesses of justice are often merged, for example, sometimes Diogenes and the goddess of law, Aderastia, are considered the same.
In the bottle art of ancient Greece, Astria, who shone brightly, sometimes stood behind the throne of Zeus, symbolizing the justice held by the divine king Zeus Thunderbolt.
Astria ruled the world during the 'Golden Age'. She holds the Libra, which measures good and evil in the world. Originally sent to the human world to rule and judge right and wrong, she was disappointed by the ugliness of the world and returned to the heavens, transforming into the Virgo sign. Therefore, Astria is also known as "Virgo", meaning "Virgo" and is the guardian god of Virgo. She is the embodiment of purity, a god among the gods who cares very much for humanity. She has been working tirelessly for mundane trivial matters, taking care of human life, and promptly dealing with those unfair things.

Astria and the Golden Age
In Greek mythology, the early stages of human birth are called the "Golden Age". At that time, the climate gradually warmed up, and there was no need for housing or clothing. Even without farming, there was still a harvest. The earth is a peaceful paradise, where people do not know what to argue about. The gods and humans live in harmony together on the earth. However, later on, there were four seasons of cold and heat, and people had to build houses, weave clothes, and cultivate fields. At the same time, there were also phenomena of the strong bullying the weak around them. The gods disliked the mutual struggle of humans, so they left the mortal world and moved to heaven. Only Astria believed in humanity and remained on the earth, enthusiastic in teaching the path of justice, and this was the 'Silver Age'. In the "Bronze Age", humans began to lie and use violence, and there were also bloody struggles between relatives, sons, and brothers. Astria alone could not control the spread of evil. She had no choice but to wrap her pure body in a pure white veil and leave the world to return to Mount Olympus. Her departure symbolized that there was no absolute purity and justice in the world.
Astria and the Sea King Poseidon
On the way, Astria met the sea king Poseidon, who mocked the savage and cruel humans she should not sympathize with. Astria argued for reason, but the two of them even started arguing. They came to the god Zeus and demanded a fair verdict. Faced with his brother Poseidon and granddaughter Astria, Zeus did not know who to help, so he said to them, 'Let the gods make judgments. Both sides will change one thing, and whoever the gods like will win.'. After speaking, Poseidon pointed towards the wall with a trident, and the wall cracked open with a crack. From inside, water of various shapes flowed out, making it incredibly beautiful. Subsequently, Astria transformed her body into a huge olive tree, with golden olives hanging from the emerald green leaves. All the gods present felt peace, tolerance, and love. So the gods unanimously determined that Astria had won. The story of Poseidon should be a legend that emerged when Astria merged with Athena.
Astria's Sacrifice
When humanity fell to a point where the gods could not bear it, the angry gods decided to give up the fallen race of humanity, and the Pandora's Box appeared in the world, followed by an endless disaster of destruction. Earthquakes, floods, hail, and epidemics have claimed countless lives. Astria was extremely anxious when she saw this scene, because she believed that humanity had not yet lost its conscience and that many people were innocent. So she begged the gods to forgive humanity and was willing to accept it on her behalf. Due to the human hope being locked in Pandora's box, Astria was willing to wear a chain and be punished for humanity, kneeling on the cliff of Olympus for years to pray for the arrival of hope for humanity. Legend has it that she later transformed into a Virgo in the constellation, forever caring for humanity and protecting our harmony and peace.

Holy Chain
The chains tied to the human body during the judgment of the gods represent heavy responsibility and selfless dedication. This meaning has been extended to the spirit of service, which can be seen in many service enterprises in the West, indicating the humble attitude of the enterprise in providing thoughtful services to customers.
Golden Olive
Emerald green leaves and golden olives - this is a manifestation of the Holy Goddess Astria's compassion and compassion for humanity. So, those who possess golden olives will possess the noblest virtues. Astria is in the West, and in order to commemorate Astria's salvation, later generations have molded its image into sculptures and enshrined it. As Astria knelt, her eyes closed tightly, her expression devout and holy, representing a sacred and inviolable purity, selfless dedication, and a broad heart of kindness. Western poets all share a common ideal, which is that the Holy Goddess will one day return to the earth and once again bring the Golden Age. Even such ideas appear in a Christian hymn like Pope's "The Savior":
Evil will cease, fraud will also fail, the balance of fairness and selflessness will be in my heart, the olive branch of peace will be widely distributed to the world, and the pure goddess in white will descend from the blue sky.