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Augeas was a Greek demigod, a son of the Titan Helios. He was a hero in Greek mythology and occasionally said to be an Argonaut.

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rdfs:label	Augeas
rdfs:comment	Augeas was a Greek demigod, a son of the Titan Helios. He was a hero in Greek mythology and occasionally said to be an Argonaut. He is best known for his stables, which housed the single greatest number of cattle in the country and had never been cleaned — until the time of the great hero Heracles. Augeas' lineage varies in the sources—he was said to be either the son of Helios and Nausidame, or of Eleios, king of Elis and Nausidame, or of Poseidon, or of Phorbas and Hyrmine. His children were Epicasta, Phyleus, Agamede (who was the mother of Dictys by Poseidon), Agasthenes and Eurytus.
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dcterms:subject	Males Deceased Demigods (Greek) Demigods (Greek) Greek Mythology Deceased Males Underworld Residents (CHB) Underworld Residents (CHB) Children of Helios Children of Helios Mortals Mortals Heroes (CHB) Heroes (CHB)
Pantheon	Greek
Quests	None
Greek/Roman form	None
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Appearances	The Battle of the Labyrinth
Status	Deceased
Affiliation	Unknown
Hair	Unknown
Height	Unknown
Species	Demigod
Weapons	None
Home	Greece
Family	Helios Phyleus
Gender	Male
abstract	Augeas was a Greek demigod, a son of the Titan Helios. He was a hero in Greek mythology and occasionally said to be an Argonaut. He is best known for his stables, which housed the single greatest number of cattle in the country and had never been cleaned — until the time of the great hero Heracles. Augeas' lineage varies in the sources—he was said to be either the son of Helios and Nausidame, or of Eleios, king of Elis and Nausidame, or of Poseidon, or of Phorbas and Hyrmine. His children were Epicasta, Phyleus, Agamede (who was the mother of Dictys by Poseidon), Agasthenes and Eurytus.

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