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- father of Cronos
- LIMC headword
- Ouranos
- Son of
👤 Aither personification of the upper air
👤 Acmon (f. of Ouranos)👤 Ge personification of Earth
- Father of
👤 Cottos Hundred-hander
👤 Gyges Hundred-hander
👤 Briareos Hundred-hander
👤 Arges Cyclops, son of Ouranos
👤 Brontes Cyclops, son of Ouranos
👤 Steropes (Cyclops) Cyclops, son of Ouranos
👤 Oceanos (Titan) Titan, personification of Ocean
👤 Coios (Titan) Titan
👤 Hyperion (Titan) Titan
👤 Creios Titan
👤 Iapetos Titan
👤 Cronos Titan, father of Zeus
👤 Tethys Titan
👤 Rhea Titan
👤 Themis Titan, personification of law
👤 Mnemosyne Titan, personification of Memory
👤 Phoibe (Titan) Titan
👤 Dione (Titan) Titan
👤 Theia Titan
👥 the Giants👥 the Erinyes personifications of vengeance
👤 Aphrodite Olympian goddess
👥 the Older Muses personifications of Music, daughters of Ouranos
👤 Euryphaessa wife of Hyperion
👥 the Titans children of Ouranos and Ge
👤 Euanthe (m. of Charites) mother of the Charites
👤 Aristaios semi-divine figure, father of Actaion
👤 Cybele (goddess) 'Mother of the Gods'
👤 Atlas holds up the sky as punishment
👤 Styx (Oceanid) Oceanid, personification of river of the underworld
👤 Titan (s. of Ouranos) son of Ouranos and Hestia according to Euhemerus
👤 Demeter Olympian goddess
👥 the Cyclopes (thunderbolt-makers) sons of Ouranos and Ge, makers of Zeus' thunderbolts
👥 the Hundred-Handers sons of Ouranos and Ge
👥 the Titans children of Ouranos and Ge
- Husband of
👤 Ge personification of Earth
👤 Hestia Olympian goddess
- Has children with
👤 Ge personification of Earth
👤 Hestia Olympian goddess
- Ruler of
🌍 the Land of the Atlantians mythical territory on the Atlantic coast of Africa
- Wounded by
👤 Cronos Titan, father of Zeus
🏺 the Adamantine Sickle of Cronos created by Ge
- Cult sites
- 🏛️ the Altar of Ouranos on Panchaia
- Body parts
- 🏺 the Genitals of Ouranos
- Mentioned by
- 📖 Apollodoros, Library 1.1.1 📖 Apollodoros, Library 1.1.4 📖 Apollodoros, Library 1.3.1 📖 Apollodoros, Library 1.6.1 📖 Pausanias 9.29.4 📖 Homeric Hymn 3 to Apollo 50-90 📖 Homeric Hymn 3 to Apollo 300-355 📖 Homeric Hymn 31 to Helios 1-15a 📖 Homeric Hymn 30 to Ge 1-15 📖 Homer, Iliad 15.36-15.44 📖 Pausanias 8.17.6-8.18.6 📖 Apollodoros, Library 1.1.1-1.1.3 📖 Apollodoros, Library 1.1.5-1.2.1 📖 Hesiod, Theogony 126-138 📖 Hesiod, Theogony 139-172 📖 Hesiod, Theogony 154-206 📖 Hesiod, Theogony 173-206 📖 Hesiod, Theogony 453-491 📖 Hesiod, Theogony 886-900 📖 Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 196-240 📖 Eumelos, Titanomachy fr. 1 West 📖 Bacchylides fr. 45 📖 Lucian, Prometheus 16 📖 Lucian, On Sacrifices 5 📖 Scholia on Callimachus, Aetia fr. 7a-c Harder 📖 Lucian, The Lover of Lies 2 📖 Callimachus, Aetia fr. 43 Harder 📖 Lucian, The Dance 37 📖 Lucian, Saturnalia 12 📖 Lucian, A Conversation with Hesiod 1 📖 Pindar, Olympian 7 27-53 📖 Pindar, Pythian 3 1-46 📖 Pindar fr. 52h Snell-Maehler 📖 Diodoros, Library 3.56.1-3.56.5 📖 Diodoros, Library 3.57.1-3.57.8 📖 Diodoros, Library 3.60.1-3.60.5 📖 Diodoros, Library 3.61.1-3.61.6 📖 Diodoros, Library 3.68.1-3.68.6 📖 Ovid, Ibis 273-274 📖 D-Scholia, Iliad 19.113 📖 Vergil, Georgics 2.325-2.345 📖 Diodoros, Library 6.1.6-6.1.10 📖 Callimachus fr. 498 Pfeiffer 📖 Aeschylus, Agamemnon 160-183 📖 Diodoros, Library 1.7.7
- Mentioned in Text
- Apollodoros, Library Homer, Iliad Hesiod, Theogony Pausanias Pindar Homeric Hymn 3 to Apollo Homeric Hymn 31 to Helios Homeric Hymn 30 to Ge Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound Eumelos, Titanomachy Bacchylides Callimachus, Aetia Lucian, Prometheus Lucian, On Sacrifices Scholia on Callimachus, Aetia Lucian, The Lover of Lies Lucian, The Dance Lucian, Saturnalia Lucian, A Conversation with Hesiod Pindar, Olympian 7 Pindar, Pythian 3 Diodoros, Library D-Scholia, Iliad Ovid, Ibis Callimachus Aeschylus, Agamemnon Vergil, Georgics
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