Cephisos
Cephisos refers to several figures in Greek mythology and geography. The most prominent is Cephisus, a river god in Boeotia, often described as the son of Oceanus and Tethys. He was the father of several nymphs and was associated with the fertility of the land watered by his river. The river Cephisus itself was a significant waterway in ancient Greece, flowing through Boeotia and into Lake Copais. It was renowned for its beauty and the fertile plains it nourished.
Another significant Cephisus was a king of Athens, a son of the mythical king Alcathous. This Cephisus