In Greek mythology, Erebus was primeval god of darkness. Erebus born out of Chaos with Nyx (night). Erebus took Nyx as his wife and had many children with her. His children include Aether the god of sky, Hemera the goddess of the day, Nemesis the goddess of revenge, Charon the ferryman, Moirai the god of fate, Hypnos the god of sleep, and Thanatos the god of death.
In Greek mythology, Erebus is described as a region of the underworld, where the dead pass immediately after dying, and is sometimes used interchangeably with Tartarus.
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In Greek mythology, Erebus is described as a region of the underworld, where the dead pass immediately after dying, and is sometimes used interchangeably with Tartarus.
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ReplyDeleteSeems I've found my way back to the roots that I studied in high school (1998). Thus so been reminded of the Two from which Much was Bore forth !
ReplyDeleteNyx, you are so full of Beauty. Looking on you today (2019), is just Pure evidence, how from nearly nothing then. In the now today, No Words can be used to explain your, Beauty.
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