Hyperionion
Homer describes Helios as rising in the east from Oceanus, traversing the heaven, and descending in the evening into the darkness of the west and Oceanus.
Later poets have marvelously embellished this simple notion.
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Homer describes Helios as rising in the east from Oceanus, traversing the heaven, and descending in the evening into the darkness of the west and Oceanus.
Later poets have marvelously embellished this simple notion.