According to Pausanius, she had an oracle on the acropolis at Megara.
According to Pausanius, she had an oracle on the acropolis at Megara. In the opening chorus of Aristophanes's Birds, she is considered the first principle and is called the mother of Eros. She is definitely related to Phanes, though accounts vary as to how. She is alternately his sister, mother, daughter, and wife, possibly all four. Her children with her brother include Aether and Hemera, though she parthenogenically produced offspring such as Ponos, Moros, Philotes, Momus, and Geras. Medea's witchcraft gave her a connection to this goddess, and in the Iliad, one of this goddess's sons reminisced with Hera about how he had helped her distract Zeus and barely escaped being smote by fleeing to his mother's protection. Zeus, afraid of this goddess, Hypnos's mother, stayed his hand. FTP, name this Greek protogenos and mother of a slew of ailments placed within a box, the primordial aspect of the night.
According to Pausanius, she had an oracle on the acropolis at Megara.
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