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 | | A fresh wind is felt at Dawn's approach, for Astraios, who is the Dawn Wind, and Eos unite at dawn, to produce a fertilizing spirit. |
 | | And so, by Starry Astraios, She is the mother of the strong-hearted winds: brightening Zephyros, the West Wind, Boreas, the North Wind, headlong in His course, and Notos, the South Wind; the remaining wind is Argestês, Bringer of Brightness, who is either Apheliotês or Euros. |
 | | To Astraios, the Ancient Father of the Stars, She also bore the star Heôsphoros, Dawn-bringer, and the other gleaming stars by which the heaven is crowned. |
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