Evenus River

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The Evenus River is an ancient river in Aetolia, Greece, known from Greek mythology and literature as a landmark near the city of Kalydon.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
river Evenus 3
Evenus River canonical 2

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Statements (26)

Predicate Object
instanceOf mythological river
river
ancientName Εύηνος
associatedWithMyth myth of Deianeira
myth of Heracles and the centaur Nessus
country Greece
describedAs landmark near Calydon in Aetolia
flowsThrough Aetolia
hasMythologicalAssociationWith Evenus (mythological king of Aetolia)
hasRoleIn myths involving Deianeira
myths involving the centaur Nessus
myths involving the hero Heracles
knownSince antiquity
languageOfName Ancient Greek
locatedIn Aetolia
Western Greece
mentionedIn Greek mythology
ancient Greek literature
namedAfter Evenus (mythological king of Aetolia)
near Calydon
linked to: Kalydon

city of Kalydon
linked to: Kalydon
partOf ancient Aetolia
linked to: Aetolia
referencedBy ancient Greek historians
ancient Greek poets
region Central Greece
usedAs geographical landmark in ancient texts

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Kalydon nearRiver Evenus River
Aetolia crossedBy Evenus River
Nessus associatedWith river Evenus
linked to: Evenus River
Nessus locationOfDeath river Evenus
linked to: Evenus River
Evenus eponymOf river Evenus
linked to: Evenus River