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Information
involved with Canace
Gender
Male
Death
Dies by suicideDeath is narrated
Son of
👤 Aiolos (eponym) son of Hellen, eponym of the Aiolians
Father of
👤 Amphissa (eponym) daughter of Macar, eponym of Amphissa👤 Son of Canace and Macareus (name unknown)
Has children with
👤 Canace daughter of Aiolos
Related entities
👤 Amphissa (eponym) daughter of Macar, eponym of Amphissa👤 Aiolos (eponym) son of Hellen, eponym of the Aiolians👤 Canace daughter of Aiolos🏺 the Sword of Aiolos used by Canace👤 Son of Canace and Macareus (name unknown)