Eos

Eos, the Greek goddess of the dawn, was the daughter of two ancient gods of light, two titans, Hyperion and Thea. It drove a chariot driven by swift steeds, guiding light across the sky. In the morning it became Emera and towards sunset it was Hesperis. Eos was the sister of Elio, the sun, and of Selene, the moon. She was the wife of Astreo, from whom she had the winds Zephyrus, Boreas, Noto and Apeliote.

He had many lovers, Eos, whom he often kidnapped among men. He was the lover of Zeus, with whom he had a daughter named Ersa, goddess of dew. Eos overlooks the inner side of the Castle, on the splendid village of Centola. It enjoys wonderful colors at dawn, hence the name Eos, goddess of the dawn.