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Eurus warsaw — Statue of Eurus at the Palace of the Four Winds, Warsaw, Poland

Euros (Roman: Eurus) is the eastern wind in Greek mythology. He is a son of Eos and Astraeus. His brothers are the other Anemoi; Zephyrus, Notus and Boreas. The first six planets (with the exclusion of Earth who was Gaia, his great-grandmother) were also his brothers. His Roman counterpart is Vulturnus.

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