Clymenus
In
Greek mythology
,
Clymenus
, or
Klymnos
("notorious") may refer to any number of individuals:
Clymenus was the father of
Eurydice
.
Clymenus was the son of King
Aeneas
of
Calydon
.
Clymenus was a King of
Olympia
.
Clymenus was a King of
Arcadia
.
Clymenus was a King of
Boeotia
and father of
Phaeton
by
Merope
.
Clymenus was also an alternate name for
Hades
.
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