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CleobuleKleobule

The mother of Phoinix (Phoenix) and wife of Amyntor.

When Amyntor was being unfaithful to Kleobule, she begged Phoinix to seduce her husband’s mistress and turn her affections away from Amyntor; when Amyntor detected the plot, he cursed Phoinix and drove him from the city of Kalydon (Calydon).

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