One of these figures lives on Mount Haemus and is sometimes equated with Ophion, the serpent who split the Universal Egg in the Pelasgian creation myth. One of these figures names a place whose inhabitants could jump into a lake and turn into swans before dying, and which was home to a prophet who travelled the world on an arrow, Abaris. With Podarge, one of these figures fathered the talking horses Balius and Xanthus. The two (*) sons of one of 
One of these figures lives on Mount Haemus and is sometimes equated with Ophion, the serpent who split the Universal Egg in the Pelasgian creation myth. One of these figures names a place whose inhabitants could jump into a lake and turn into swans before dying, and which was home to a prophet who travelled the world on an arrow, Abaris. With Podarge, one of these figures fathered the talking horses Balius and Xanthus. The two (*) sons of one of these gods, Calais and Zetes, chased away the harpies who were plaguing Phineus. One of these gods brought Psyche to Eros's palace and used Apollo's discus to kill their mutual love interest, Hycathinsus. These gods are accidentally released from a bag which Aeolus gives to Odysseus. For 10 points, name these Greek gods collectively known as the Anemoi, who included Boreas and Zephyrus.
One of these figures lives on Mount Haemus and is sometimes equated with Ophion, the serpent who split the Universal Egg in the Pelasgian creation myth.
wind gods [or the Four Winds; or Anemoi; or Aetai]