Crius

Titan of the heavenly constellations and one of the four corner-pillars (with Coeus, Hyperion, and Iapetus) that the post-Hesiodic allegorical tradition placed at the four quarters of the sky. By Eurybia, daughter of Pontus, he fathered Astraeus (father of the Winds and Stars), Pallas (father of Nike and the Stygian children), and Perses (father of Hecate). Hesiod gives no individual myth — the line passes through his offspring.