This name was shared by the leader of the twelve sacred white bulls of Augeius and by a son of Eos and Cephalus who was stolen by Aphrodite.
This name was shared by the leader of the twelve sacred white bulls of Augeius and by a son of Eos and Cephalus who was stolen by Aphrodite. When another character of this name died, his grieving sisters were transformed into poplar-trees, weeping amber tears, or into a thicket of alder by the banks of the Eridanus or the Po. That character was a nephew of Eos and son of Clymene. According to Ovid, he gave the Ethiopians their dark skins and turned Libya into a desert after he lost control of his father's chariot, scorching the earth by bringing the sun too close. FTP, name this son of Helius.
This name was shared by the leader of the twelve sacred white bulls of Augeius and by a son of Eos and Cephalus who was stolen by Aphrodite.
Phaëthon