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π Hypnos is the Greek god of sleep, often depicted as a gentle and soothing figure.
π He is the twin brother of Thanatos, the god of death, symbolizing the connection between sleep and death.
π Hypnos is the son of Nyx (Night) and Erebus (Darkness), embodying the deep and mysterious aspects of night.
π He is often portrayed with wings, signifying the ability to bring sleep swiftly upon mortals.
π€ In ancient mythology, Hypnos would visit humans at night to grant them restful sleep.
π His Roman counterpart is Somnus, who also presides over sleep and dreams.
ποΈ Hypnos is known for carrying a poppy or a horn filled with sleep-inducing substances.
π He has the ability to control the dreams of mortals, guiding them through their subconscious worlds.
π According to the Iliad, he aided Hera in lulling Zeus to sleep during the Trojan War.
πΏ Hypnos can be both a nurturing and a feared deity, as his powers can lead to eternal sleep (death).
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