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Helios would ascend into the sky at daybreak. He is crowned with the aureole of the sun. Helios would  pilot 4 winged horses.

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Helios is the son of Hyperion & Theia, both of whom are individual gods.

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Helios is the offspring of the titans Hyperion and Theia. His sisters were Selene (the Moon) and Eos (Dawn). 

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The most popular myth about Helios revolves around his mortal son Phaethon, whose unfortunate endeavor to steer the sun chariot for just a day resulted to his untimely demise. When he approached far too close to the earth, the surface began to scorch, causing Zeus to strike Phaethon down. His body eventually fell in a river that in the present day is labeled "The Po."

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Helios symbol is the golden chariot drawn by four fiery horses. This symbol represents daily duties showing that he was very dedicated to his duty.

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The sky is said to be the home of Helios, where he strides across clouds.