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The name Phaedon has got a lot of meanings. At first you find in this name the connection to Phaedon of Ellis. Phaedon was born in the Greek city of Elis in 400 B.C. As a youth, he was captured during the battle between Elis and Sparta then bought by an Athenian slave trader. He was serving a meal when one of the guests asked his new master a question. Phaedon was the one who answered the guest, who was none other than Socrates. Also the name Phaedon is related to Paethon, the sungod of the greek mythology. Phaethon died because he once drove the chariot of his father to raise the sun, and he was unable to control it so he crashed to the ground and burned everything. Because of that Phaethon was very long associated with Lucifer because he was in some kind a fallen angel.
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