| Greek Name |
Transliteration |
Latin Spelling |
Translation |
| `HdulogoV |
Hêdylogos |
Hedylogus |
Sweet-Talk, Flattery |
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Pothus & Hedylogus, Athenian red figure pyxic
C5th B.C., British Museum, London |
HEDYLOGOS (or Hedylogus) was the god of sweet-talk, one of the winged gods of love known as the Erotes.
Hedylogos is not mentioned in any extant literature, but he does occur in at least one ancient vase painting where he is shown beside Pothus (Longing) drawing the chariot of Aphrodite.
| PARENTS |
| Perhaps APHRODITE, though nowhere stated |
Sources:
- Athenian Vase Painting - Greek Art C5th B.C.
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