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In
Greek mythology , Chlidanope was the
naiad wife of King
Hypseus of
Lapiths , son of the
river-god
Peneus .
[1]
[2] The couple had four daughters:
Cyrene ,
[3]
Themisto ,
[4]
Alcaea
[2] and
Astyagyia .
[5]
Notes
References
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