Callirhoë (Calydonian woman)

In Greek mythology, Callirhoë (; Ancient Greek: Καλλιρόη, romanized: Kallirhóē, lit. 'beautiful-flowing') is a beautiful maiden from Calydon, an ancient Greek kingdom. Callirhoë was loved by a priest named Coresus but her rejection of him caused a horrific plague to ravage Calydon by the wrath of Dionysus, the god that Coresus served.

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Callirhoë (Calydonian woman)

In Greek mythology, Callirhoë (; Ancient Greek: Καλλιρόη, romanized: Kallirhóē, lit. 'beautiful-flowing') is a beautiful maiden from Calydon, an ancient Greek kingdom. Callirhoë was loved by a priest named Coresus but her rejection of him caused a horrific plague to ravage Calydon by the wrath of Dionysus, the god that Coresus served.

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