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   11 hours ago · Aëtos was an earthborn childhood friend of Zeus, who befriended him while in Crete as he was hiding from his father Cronus. Years later, after Zeus had married Hera, she turned Aëtos into an eagle, as she feared that Zeus had fallen in love with him. The eagle became Zeus's sacred bird and symbol. Agrius and Oreius.

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   Why did Zeus turn Periphas into an eagle?

   • Periphas was a pious and respected king of Attica. He was so beloved that people started worshipping him as Zeus. That displeased Zeus, who meant to kill him, but because Periphas was so pious, Apollo convinced Zeus to turn Periphas into an eagle instead. Zeus visited Periphas and his wife in their house, and transformed him into an eagle.

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   What did AEA do to a Phasis?

   • Aea was a Colchian hunter that the river-god Phasis fell in love with and pursued. Aea tried to flee, but she eventually got tired and he captured her, and bound her on the waves of the sea, as an island or land. Aea was the name of the colony Aeetes built on the Phasis. Alope exposed the infant son she had by Poseidon.

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   Why did Asteria flee Zeus?

   • Asteria is a star goddess, the sister of Leto and the mother of Hecate, who caught the eye of Zeus. She did not wish to consort with him, however, so she fled his advances. Asteria transformed herself into a quail, and flung herself into the sea to avoid Zeus.

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   Did Aegolius steal honey from Zeus?

   • Aegolius along with three other men attempted to steal honey from the sacred cavern of Zeus in Crete where the god had been born and nursed. Zeus, initially wanting to kill them all, transformed them into birds instead under the advice of Themis and the Moirai .

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