Eos

Eos is the Greek titaness of the dawn.

Mythology
Each day, Eos rose from the River Oceanus, sometimes said to fly in her golden chariot drawn by horses or by flying with her own wings. She dispersed the mists of night with her rays of light and brings the morning dew that makes the flowers rise and look to the light.

Eos made the mistake of sleeping with the god Ares, making Aphrodite jealous. Aphrodite cursed Eos with a constant passion for handsome men. She had slept with several men but eventually took Tithonus as her husband. She asked Zeus to grant him immortality, which he did, but she forgot to ask for eternal youth so he grew older and older until he eventually became the first cricket.

Abode
Eos is the titaness of the dawn. She is described as rosy-fingered with wings that have an ever-changing hue. She is often seen bearing a torch and has a star on her forehead.

Family

 * Father: Hyperion
 * Mother: Theia
 * Husband: Tithonus/Astraios
 * Children: The Anemoi or See All