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EREBUS

Also known as EREBOS
EREBUS: God of Primordial Darkness and son of CHAOS.
Even with the lights turned out he managed to father CHARON, THANATOS, HYPNOS, EROS and the FATES.
His consort appears to be NYX, the Goddess of Night. Although it's hard to see what they get up to in the dark, we understand that EREBUS spreads his gloomy mists to obscure AETHER's shining daylight... and HEMERA wafts him away again each morning.
EREBUS: God of Primordial Darkness and son of CHAOS.
Even with the lights turned out he managed to father CHARON, THANATOS, HYPNOS, EROS and the FATES. His consort appears to be NYX, the Goddess of Night. Although it's hard to see what they get up to in the dark, we understand that EREBUS spreads his gloomy mists to obscure AETHER's shining daylight... and HEMERA wafts him away again each morning.
Entry last modified on 12 February 2004
VITAL STATISTIX
Area or people:
Location : Ancient Greece
Gender : Male
Category : Deity
Pronunciation : Coming soon
Alternative names : EREBOS
Attributes : Coming soon
Mystic Number : 739
Area or people:
Location : Ancient Greece
Gender : Male
Category : Deity
Pronunciation : Coming soon
Alternative names : EREBOS
Attributes : Coming soon
Mystic Number : 739
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