Aloades

Also known as Aloads, Otus and Ephialtes

personnages de la mythologie grecque

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It sits within the topics Brother duos, Children of Poseidon and Condemned souls in Tartarus.

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Key facts

Deity.type: Greek
Deity.name: Aloadae
Deity.image: File:Gustave Doré - Dante Alighieri - Inferno - Plate 65 (Canto XXXI - The Titans).jpg
Deity.caption: Titans and Giants, including Ephialtes on the left, in Gustave Doré's illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy.
Deity.deity_of: Twin giants of Thessaly
Deity.abode: Thessaly
Deity.mother: Iphimedeia
Deity.father: Poseidon or Aloeus
Deity.siblings: Pancratis (Pancrato), Elate, Platanus
Deity.member_of: the Thessalian Royal Family
Deity.other_names: Aloads includes:Otus (Otos) and Ephialtes

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Wikidata facts

Has part: Ephialtes
Named after: Aloeus
Image: Otos.JPG

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worshipped by: Greek mythology
Commons category: Aloadae

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Dans la mythologie grecque, les Aloades ou Aloïdes (en grec ancien Ἀλωάδαι / Alôádai ou Ἀλωεῖδαι / Alôeîdai) sont des frères jumeaux, nommés Otos et Éphialtès, ou Éphialte (Ὦτος καὶ Ἐφιάλτης / Ỗtos kaì Ephiáltês, « Oiseau de nuit et Cauchemar »).

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