Aegaeon

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Aegaeon is a figure from Greek mythology, often identified with the Hecatoncheires giant Briareus, known for having a hundred hands and fifty heads.

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Aegaeon canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hecatoncheires
figure in Greek mythology
mythological giant
alliedWith Zeus
alsoKnownAs Briareus
appearsIn Hesiod's Theogony
surface form: Theogony

works of Hesiod
associatedWith Giants
Titans
sea
category daughters of Gaia
surface form: Children of Gaia

Children of Uranus
Greek giants
Greek legendary creatures
culture Ancient Greek religion
describedAs fifty-headed giant
hundred-handed giant
foughtIn Titanomachy
freedBy Zeus
guarded Titans imprisoned in Tartarus
hasNumberOfHands 100
hasNumberOfHeads 50
hasParent Gaia
Uranus
hasWeapon stones
imprisonedBy Uranus
loyalTo Zeus
memberOf Hecatoncheires
mentionedBy Hesiod
mythologicalEra age of the Titans
nameEtymology possibly related to Aegean Sea
opposedTo Titans
residesIn Tartarus
roleInTitanomachy ally of Olympian gods
sibling Cottidae
surface form: Cottus

Gyges
usedWeaponIn Titanomachy

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Hecatoncheires alsoKnownAs Aegaeon
subject surface form: Briareus