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The daughter of Gaia (Earth) and Pontos (the Sea).
Keto was the consort of her brother, Phorkys, and the mother of the Graiae (the Gray Sisters), the Gorgons, the six-headed monster, Skylla (Scylla) and the serpent, Ladon, who guards the Golden Apples of the Hesperides; she is the sister of Thaumas and Eurybia.
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