GREEK MYTHOSThe Godsunder Codex
PERSES (ancient Greek Titan)
Titan · ancient Greek mythological Titan

- Parents
- Kreios, Eurybia
- Siblings
- Circe, Pasiphaë, Pallas, Astraeus
- Consorts
- Asteria
- Children
- Hecate, Chariclo
- In the sources
- 8 ancient passages
Perses, a figure renowned for his wisdom among all men, was the son of Crius and Eurybia, though the codex relations name Kreios and Eurybia as his parents.1,2 He shared his lineage with siblings including Astraeus, Pallas, Circe, and Pasiphaë.1,2
Perses took Asteria as his wife, and from their union, Hecate was born.3,4,5 The codex relations also list Chariclo as a child of Perses. One account identifies Perses as the father of Persephone.6
The codex facts behind this entry
Powers
Perses was renowned for his wisdom among all men. The Theogony ll. 375-377





