Eurybia’s Family Tree

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Family

• Gaia(parent),Pontus(parent),Ceto(sibling),Nereus(sibling),Phorcys(sibling),Thaumas(sibling)— Consort

  In Hesiod's Theogony, Pontus and Gaia produced five sea deities: Nereus, Thaumas, Phorcys, Ceto, and Eurybia. These siblings represent the ancient powers of the sea, predating the Olympian order.

• Crius(spouse),Astraeus(child),Pallas(child),Perses(child)— Marriage

  In Hesiod's Theogony, Eurybia married the Titan Crius and bore three sons: Astraeus, Pallas, and Perses. Each inherited aspects of celestial and elemental power from their parents' union.

Associated with

• Asteria

  Asteria married Eurybia's son Perses, making her Eurybia's daughter-in-law. Their union produced Hecate, connecting Eurybia's sea lineage to the goddess of magic and crossroads.

• Boreas

  Boreas, the north wind, is a grandson of Eurybia through her son Astraeus and his wife Eos. In Hesiod's Theogony, all four Anemoi descend from Eurybia's celestial lineage.

• Eos

  Eos married Eurybia's son Astraeus, making Eurybia the grandmother of the Anemoi (winds) and the astral gods. Through this lineage, Eurybia's sea power extends into the celestial and atmospheric domains.

• Kratos

  Kratos, the personification of strength, is a grandson of Eurybia through her son Pallas and his wife Styx. Kratos and his siblings became enforcers of Zeus's authority after the Titanomachy.

• Styx

  Styx married Eurybia's son Pallas, becoming Eurybia's daughter-in-law. Through this union, Styx bore Nike, Zelos, Kratos, and Bia, who allied with Zeus in the Titanomachy.

• Zephyrus

  Zephyrus, the west wind, is a grandson of Eurybia through her son Astraeus and his wife Eos. Hesiod names all the Anemoi as descendants of this lineage connecting sea and sky.