Penthus
In Greek mythology, Penthus (Πενθος)/ˈpɛnθəs/ was the personification of grief.[1] When Zeus began passing out domains to the various gods, Penthus was not there. As such, Penthus received the one domain no one wanted: grief and sadness. It is believed that he likes to torment the same individuals; he favors those who weep for the dead.
| Penthus | |
|---|---|
Personification of grief | |
| Parents | Aether and Gaia(Hyginus) |
| Roman equivalent | Luctus |
References
- "Penthus". Encyclopedia Mythica. 3 March 1997.
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