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Asopos (1)Asopus

Lord of the springs of Asopos which are located in southern Boeotia and flows eastward from the slopes of Mount Kithaeron (Cithaeron).

The son of Okeanos (Ocean) and Tethys.

His name means Never Silent.

Asopos is the father of the maiden, Kerkyra (Corcyra), Sinope, Antiope, Thebe and Aegina.

The Asopos river is approximately 49.7 miles (80 kilometers) in length.

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