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Hyperion
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Hyperion (altgriechisch Ὑπερίων Hyperíōn, deutsch ‚der Höhere‘), Sohn des Uranos (Himmel) und der Gaia (Erde), ist in der griechischen Mythologie einer der Titanen. Er war der Titan des Lichtes.
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