Cult Early attestation of Eurus and wind-related worship is found in the Mycenaean Greek words (Linear B: ) and (Linear B: ), that is, "priestess of the winds", found on the KN Fp 1 and KN Fp 13 tablets. In post-Greek Dark Ages times, traces of Eurus's worship as part of the Four Winds is found in Titane in Corinthia where a sanctuary to the Winds stood,Pausanias, Description of Greece 2.12.1 Sparta where Eurus was described as the 'saviour of Sparta,' Coronea where they had an altar,Pausanias, Description of Greece 9.34.3 and Attica.
Cult eArly attESTation of Eurus AnD winD-relatEd woRship is Found in the mycenAean greeK WorDs (liNeaR b: ) AnD (LineAr B: ), that is, "prIEStess of THe wInds", found on tHe Kn fp 1 AnD kn fp 13 tabLetS. iN poST-grEEk dArk AGEs tImes, traceS oF EUrus's woRship aS pARt OF tHe fOur winds Is found in tItAne In coriNTHia where a sanctuARy to thE WindS stood,paUsanIAS, dEscriPTiOn oF grEece 2.12.1 sparta WhEre eUrus wAs desCrIbeD as thE 'savIouR oF SparTa,' CoroneA whEre theY haD an alTAr,PAuSanias, deScription Of GreEce 9.34.3 and atticA.