Eos

Eos
	Goddess o the Dawn
	Eos (1895) bi Evelyn De Morgan
Abode	Sky
Personal Information
Consort	Astraeus
Childer	Anemoi
Parents	Hyperion an Theia
Siblins	Helios an Selene
Roman equivalent	Aurora

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In Greek meethology, Ēōs (/ˈiːɒs/; Ancient Greek: Ἠώς, or Ἕως, Éōs, "dawn", pronounced [ɛːɔ̌ːs] or [éɔːs]; an aa Αὔως, Aúōs in Aeolic) is a Titaness an the goddess^[1] o the dawn, wha rose ilka morning frae her hame at the edge o the Oceanus.

References

↑ Lycophron caws her bi an airchaic name, Tito (the Titaness). Kerenyi observes that Tito shares a lingueestic origin wi Eos's luiver Tithonus, that belanged tae an aulder, pre-Greek leid. (Kerenyi 1951:199 note 637)

[1] Lycophron caws her bi an airchaic name, Tito (the Titaness). Kerenyi observes that Tito shares a lingueestic origin wi Eos's luiver Tithonus, that belanged tae an aulder, pre-Greek leid. (Kerenyi 1951:199 note 637)

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