The term 'Dawn Deity' refers to two different figures in Greek and Roman mythology. Aurora is the Roman goddess of the dawn, while EOS is the Greek goddess of the dawn. Both goddesses are associated with the rising sun and the beginning of a new day. Aurora is often depicted as a beautiful woman with wings, while EOS is usually depicted as a rosy-fingered woman with a chariot drawn by horses. Both goddesses are associated with the morning light and the promise of a new day.