According to Greek Mythology, Hedylogus (Ηδυλόγος in Greek, pronounced idilogos) was one of the seven winged gods of Love. His name means somebody who speaks gently, softly mesmerizing people with his words. Apart from Hedylogus in Greek there are several other words which describe this unique ability such as: Μελιστάλακτος (melistalaktos) or Μελισταγής (melistagis) which can be translated as mellifluous.
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| - Dans la mythologie grecque, Hédylogos ou Hedylogus (en grec ancien : Ἡδυλόγος / Hēdulógos) était le dieu de la flatterie et l'un des dieux de l'amour ailé formant le groupe des Érotes. Il n'est mentionné dans aucune littérature existante, mais est représenté sur d'anciennes peintures de vase grecques. Un exemple survivant sur une pyxide à figures rouges de la fin du Ve siècle av. J.-C. montre Hédylogos aux côtés de son frère Pothos dessinant le char d'Aphrodite. (fr)
- In mitologia greca, Edilogo (greco antico: Ἡδυλόγος Hēdýlogos) era il dio delle dolci parole sussurrate, dell'adulazione, dell'adorazione, delle chiacchiere e delle lusinghe e uno degli dei dell'amore alati chiamati eroti, insieme a Pothos, Eros, Anteros, Imero ed Imene. Non è menzionato in nessuna letteratura esistente, ma è raffigurato su antiche pitture vascolari greche. Un esempio di sopravvivenza su una pisside a figure rosse della fine del V secolo a.C. mostra Edilogo insieme al fratello Pothos disegnare il carro di Afrodite. (it)
- According to Greek Mythology, Hedylogus (Ηδυλόγος in Greek, pronounced idilogos) was one of the seven winged gods of Love. His name means somebody who speaks gently, softly mesmerizing people with his words. Apart from Hedylogus in Greek there are several other words which describe this unique ability such as: Μελιστάλακτος (melistalaktos) or Μελισταγής (melistagis) which can be translated as mellifluous. (en)
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| - According to Greek Mythology, Hedylogus (Ηδυλόγος in Greek, pronounced idilogos) was one of the seven winged gods of Love. His name means somebody who speaks gently, softly mesmerizing people with his words. Apart from Hedylogus in Greek there are several other words which describe this unique ability such as: Μελιστάλακτος (melistalaktos) or Μελισταγής (melistagis) which can be translated as mellifluous. Hedylogus or Hedylogos (Ancient Greek: Ἡδυλόγος) was the god of sweet-talk and flattery and one of the winged love gods called the Erotes. He is not mentioned in any existing literature, but he is depicted on ancient Greek vase paintings. A surviving example on a red-figure pyxis from the late 5th century BC shows Hedylogos alongside his brother Pothos drawing the chariot of Aphrodite. (en)
- Dans la mythologie grecque, Hédylogos ou Hedylogus (en grec ancien : Ἡδυλόγος / Hēdulógos) était le dieu de la flatterie et l'un des dieux de l'amour ailé formant le groupe des Érotes. Il n'est mentionné dans aucune littérature existante, mais est représenté sur d'anciennes peintures de vase grecques. Un exemple survivant sur une pyxide à figures rouges de la fin du Ve siècle av. J.-C. montre Hédylogos aux côtés de son frère Pothos dessinant le char d'Aphrodite. (fr)
- In mitologia greca, Edilogo (greco antico: Ἡδυλόγος Hēdýlogos) era il dio delle dolci parole sussurrate, dell'adulazione, dell'adorazione, delle chiacchiere e delle lusinghe e uno degli dei dell'amore alati chiamati eroti, insieme a Pothos, Eros, Anteros, Imero ed Imene. Non è menzionato in nessuna letteratura esistente, ma è raffigurato su antiche pitture vascolari greche. Un esempio di sopravvivenza su una pisside a figure rosse della fine del V secolo a.C. mostra Edilogo insieme al fratello Pothos disegnare il carro di Afrodite. (it)
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