Endymion

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Endymion is a handsome mortal youth in Greek mythology who was granted eternal sleep and agelessness, famously beloved by the moon goddess Selene.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Greek mythology
mortal man in Greek mythology
mythological character
associatedPlace Mount Latmus NERFINISHED
associatedRegion Elis (in some traditions) NERFINISHED
associatedWith Selene NERFINISHED
moon
belovedBy Selene NERFINISHED
causeOfSleep punishment or reward from Zeus (in some versions)
request for eternal youth (in some versions)
culturalReception subject of neoclassical art
subject of romantic poetry
depictedIn ancient Greek vase painting
ancient Roman wall painting
depictedWith Selene descending from the sky
epithet handsome youth
gender male
grantedBy Zeus NERFINISHED
hasGift eternal sleep
unaging existence
hasQuality beautiful
mortal
youthful
influenced later romantic literature
knownFor agelessness
beauty
eternal sleep
mentionedIn works of later Greek and Roman poets
mythology Greek mythology
narrativeMotif lover visited in sleep by a goddess
parentOf fifty daughters by Selene
relatedConcept immortality without consciousness
relatedTo myths of mortal–goddess romances
residesIn cave on Mount Latmus
roleInMyth hunter (in some versions)
king of Elis (in some versions)
shepherd (in some versions)
spouseOrLover Selene NERFINISHED
state perpetual slumber
symbolizes idealized youthful beauty
passive beloved of a deity
theme divine love for mortals
eternal youth
sleep and dreams
worshippedAt sanctuaries in Caria

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Selene lover Endymion
Endymion mainCharacter Endymion
Endymion titleCharacter Endymion