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The ancient Greek personification of the South Wind.
Notos was one of the sons of Eos (the Dawn) and Astraios; his brothers are: Zephyros (West Wind) and Boreas (North Wind).
There are two types of winds: 1) the divinely created winds, i.e. Boreas (North Wind), Notos (South Wind), Zephyros (West Wind) and the Etesian winds, and 2) the ill-favored winds that were created by the monster, Typhoeus, when Zeus imprisoned him under the earth; the divinely created winds nourish and bless the earth but the winds of Typhoeus are wild and destructive.
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