PHANTASOS (one of the Oneiroi, gods of dreams)
Divine power · deity
Phantasos, one of the thousand sons of the god Sleep, was among the brothers whom Sleep passed by when selecting Morpheus.1 Listed among the parents of Phantasos in the codex relations are Erebos, Hypnos, Pasithea, and Nyx, yet his defining power was the ability to transform himself into inanimate objects such as earth, stone, water, and trees.1 During the night, he appeared to kings and generals to show his features.1
The codex facts behind this entry
Phantasos is one of the thousand sons of the god Sleep. Ovid Met. 11.410-748 (12)
Powers
He can transform himself into inanimate objects like earth, stone, water, and trees. Ovid Met. 11.410-748 (12)
In the myths
He is one of the brothers whom Sleep passes by when selecting Morpheus. Ovid Met. 11.410-748 (12) He appears to kings and generals during the night to show his features. Ovid Met. 11.410-748 (12)
