Which mythology does Crius belong to?

Crius belongs to Greek mythology.

Which stories does Crius appear in?

Crius appears in Titan War, told as chaptered audio dramas in MythologyNow.

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Greek mythology

Crius

Titan of the constellations and the south

Mythology: Greek mythology
Parents: Gaia · Uranus
Children: Pallas · Perses · Astraeus
Group: Divine · Primordials · Titans
Appears in: Titan War
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Crius is the Titan who marks the turning of the heavens, associated with the constellations and the measuring of the year. A father of lesser gods of war and the stars, he too is bound in Tartarus after standing with his brothers against Zeus.

Related figures

Gaia Uranus Pallas Perses Astraeus

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Titan War

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Crius?: Crius is the Titan who marks the turning of the heavens, associated with the constellations and the measuring of the year. A father of lesser gods of war and the stars, he too is bound in Tartarus after standing with his brothers against Zeus.
Which mythology does Crius belong to?: Crius belongs to Greek mythology.
Which stories does Crius appear in?: Crius appears in Titan War, told as chaptered audio dramas in MythologyNow.

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