Cocus
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A Titan in Greek myth who is the father of Asteria and Leto by his sister Phoebe
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Cocus
- In Greek mythology, Cocus is known as one of the Titans, the father of Asteria and Leto.
Examples
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Many ancient texts describe Cocus as a powerful Titan who fathered important deities.
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The legendary figure Cocus, a Titan, played a significant role in the stories of ancient Greece.
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Man: This Lee lvaco-cocus guy, I guarantee you, within two years, three years tops, he's gonna run that company right out of business.
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Etymology
The name Cocus comes from Greek myth and belongs to a Titan, the older kind of god who came before the more famous Olympian gods. Because Titans are the earlier group of gods, Cocus is remembered as the 'father' of Asteria and Leto, which helps you remember his role in the stories.
