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Cestrinus

In Greek mythology, Cestrinus[pronunciation?] (Ancient Greek: Κεστρῖνος, romanized: Kestrînos, lit. 'pieces of the fish') is the only son of Helenus and Andromache, two survivors from Troy following its fall and sacking. Cestrinus was born and raised in Epirus, where he also founded his own kingdom after Helenus' death.

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Cestrinus

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Avg. degree1.88
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Cestrinus → According, Andromache's, Cestrine, Cimmerian Bosporus, Epirotian, Epirus, Helenus, King Genger, Molossus, Pausanias, River Thyamis, Taking

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epirus pausanias mythology helenus greek son romanized andromache troy according perseus digital library pronunciation ancient κεστρῖνος kestrînos lit 'pieces fish'

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Cestrinusrelated to MythologyAccording0.60section
Cestrinusrelated to MythologyPausanias0.60section
Cestrinusrelated to MythologyAndromache's0.60section
Cestrinusrelated to MythologyMolossus0.60section
Cestrinusrelated to MythologyHelenus0.60section
Cestrinusrelated to MythologyEpirus0.60section
Cestrinusrelated to MythologyTaking0.60section
Cestrinusrelated to MythologyEpirotian0.60section
Cestrinusrelated to MythologyRiver Thyamis0.60section
Cestrinusrelated to MythologyCestrine0.60section
Cestrinusrelated to MythologyCimmerian Bosporus0.60section
Cestrinusrelated to MythologyKing Genger0.60section

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