For 10 points, name this brother of Notus and Boreas, the Greek personification of the West Wind.
On a notable horologium a representation of this god is situated between a god called Lips and a god called Skiron. In some stories, the wife of this god is a nymph of Elysium. This god is the father of Carpus with his wife, who possesses eternal dominion over flowers. He is not Zeus, but this god's offspring includes a pair of immortal animals that Peleus gave to his son. In addition to fathering Achilles's horses Xanthus and Balius with the harpy (*) Podarge, this god accidentally killed a Spartan prince while he played a game with his lover. In another story, he takes away Psyche to a beautiful valley after Psyche's parents consult an oracle. This god was responsible for the aforementioned death of Apollo's lover Hyacinthus when he redirected a discus. For 10 points, name this brother of Notus and Boreas, the Greek personification of the West Wind.
On a notable horologium a representation of this god is situated between a god called Lips and a god called Skiron.
Zephyrus