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| | Calydon |
 | | In mythology, Calydon was founded by a king by that name, one of the sons of Ætolus, the eponym of the Ætolians, himself a son of Endymion, king of Elis, and of Pronoe, the daughter of Phorbas and sister of Augeas, king of Elis. |
 | | Calydon had only daughters, one of which, Epicaste, married Agenor, the son of her uncle Pleuron, Calydon's brother, and founder of a nearby city bearing his name. |
 | | Once grown up, Meleagrus took the lead in an episode called the hunt of Calydon, which tells the story of the hunt of a monstrous boar sent by Artemis in the country of Calydon after Oeneus had forgotten to name her in a thanksgiving ceremony at the end of the crops. |
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