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ZEPHYRUS , in See also: Greek See also: mythology, the west See also: wind (whence the See also: English " zephyr," a See also: light See also: breeze), See also: brother of See also: Boreas, the See also: north wind, and son of the Titan Astraeus and Eos, the dawn
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He was the See also: husband of Chloris, the goddess of See also: flowers, by whom he had a son, Carpus, the See also: god of fruit (Ovid, See also: Fasti, v
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197); by the See also: harpy Podarge he was also the See also: father of See also: Xanthus and Balius, the horses of See also: Achilles
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Being spurned by See also: Hyacinthus (q.v.), he caused his See also: death by accident at the hands of See also: Apollo
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He was identified by the See also: Romans with Favonius, and Chioris with See also: Flora
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