Perses was the son of the Titans Crius and Eurybia. He was the brother of Astraeüs (Astraeus) and Pallas. He married Asteria and became the father of Hecate.
Perses was probably imprisoned with the other Titans for participating in the war against Zeus and the Olympians.
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Perse or Perseis was the daughter of Oceanus and Tethys . Perse was married to the sun god Helius or Helios (Sol), and she several children by him – Aeetes , Perses, Circe , and Pasiphae . Perse was the goddess of magic and witchcraft, and her chi...
Son of the Titans Crius and Eurybia . He was the brother of Perses and Pallas . By the goddess Eos , he was the father of Boreas , Zephyrus and Notus - gods of winds (see also Aeolus for more detail about the wind gods). His name means "Starry" be...
Asteria was the daughter of the Titans Coeüs (Coeus) and Phoebe . She was the sister of Leto . Asteria married Perses and became mother of Hecate . Not long after her brother was imprisoned in Tartarus, Zeus fell in love with her. Zeus chased Phoe...
Titan. Crius was the son of Uranus and Gaea . Crius married his half-sister Eurybia , daughter of Gaea and Pontus, and became the father of Perses , Pallas and Astraeus . When Zeus overthrew Cronus and the other Titans, Crius was confined with the...
Daughter of Gaea and Pontus. Eurybia married the Titan Crius , and was the mother of Astraeüs (Astraeus), Perses and Pallas . For some reason, Hesiod says that she had a heart of flint. Hesiod had also called her a bright goddess.
Pallas was the son of the Titans Crius and Eurybia . He was the brother of Perses and Astraeüs (Astraeus). He married the Oceanid Styx , and became the father of Bia ("Violence"), Cratus ("Strength"), Nike ("Victory") and Zelus ("Emulation").
Perieres (Περιήρης) was the son of Aeolus and Enarete. He was the brother of Cretheus , Athamas , Sisyphus and Salmoneus . At the death of Polycaon, king of Messenia, people asked Perieres to rule the kingdom, since Polycaon had no son or heir. He...
Hecate was the daughter of Perses or Persaeüs (Persaeus) and Asteria , both of whom were offspring of the Titans. She had also been called a daughter of Demeter. The Romans identified her with Trivia, goddess of the crossroads or of the "Three Way...
Perseus (Περσεύς) and the Gorgon Medusa (Μέδοισα) is one of the most popular myths in both Greece and Rome. This story's popularity can be seen in numerous pieces of artwork in ancient Greece and Italy. There are no epics made about this legend, a...
Acrisius (Acrisios, Ἀκρίσιοσ) consulted the oracle from Delphi about having a son; instead the oracle warned him that his grandson would kill him one day. Acrisius tried to avoid the fulfilment of the oracle by first imprisoning his daughter Danaë...