Plouto
In
Greek mythology
,
Plouto
was a
nymph
and the mother of
Tantalus
by
Zeus
. Note: She was also called
Pluto
. The
Romans
(see
Roman mythology
) later gave that name to
Hades
, the god of the underworld, but the god and the nymph are not related.
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