By Aegle he was the father of the graces, and Lampetia once informed him that some of his prized possessions were stolen by some chums of Odysseus.
By Aegle he was the father of the graces, and Lampetia once informed him that some of his prized possessions were stolen by some chums of Odysseus. More popularly worshiped in the east, this god had annual gymnastic competitions devoted to him on Rhodes, while he had his own temple at Okeanos. His herd of oxen always numbered 350, and were attended to by his children, Phaetusa and Lampetia. He loaned the golden cup in which he traveled back from west to east during the night to Heracles for his journeys to Erytheia and to the Hesperides.  Seeing and knowing everything and riding on a chariot drawn by four horses, FTP, identify this Greek god of the sun.
By Aegle he was the father of the graces, and Lampetia once informed him that some of his prized possessions were stolen by some chums of Odysseus.
{Helios}