Children of Circe

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Children of Circe are the mythological offspring of the sorceress Circe in Greek mythology, often depicted as figures endowed with magical or heroic attributes.

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Children of Circe canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf characters in Greek mythology
mythological group
offspring in Greek mythology
associatedWith island of Aeaea
magic
sorcery
connectedTo Aeneas
Italy in myth
Latium
Odysseus
culture Ancient Greek religion and myth
describedAs figures endowed with magical or heroic attributes
offspring of the sorceress Circe
hasFather Odysseus
hasMember Agrius
Cassiphone
Faunus
Latinus
Phaunus
Telegonus
unnamed daughters of Circe
unnamed sons of Circe
hasMythologicalTradition Greek mythology
hasNotableMember Cassiphone
Faunus
Latinus
Telegonus
hasParent Circe
hasSource Hesiodic tradition
Roman mythological tradition
Telegony
later mythographic sources
influencedTradition Roman mythology
languageOfMyth Ancient Greek
livesWith Circe
portrayedAs semi-divine or heroic
sometimes ruling over lands given by Circe or the gods
relatedConcept offspring of gods and mortals
witches and sorceresses in myth
relatedWork Odyssey
Telegony
later epic and mythographic compilations
roleInMyth figures involved in heroic or tragic narratives
founders or eponyms of peoples and regions
link between Greek and Roman mythic genealogies
typicalLocation Aeaea

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Agrius belongsToCategory Children of Circe