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He and his brother, Boutes, were the sons of Teleon and both brothers became Argonauts.
After the Argonauts had successfully captured the Golden Fleece, and were making their perilous voyage home, Erybotes and Boutes could not resist the call of the Sirens as the Argo sailed past the island of Anthemoessa; the two heroes jumped overboard and would have died on the rocky shore if Aphrodite (goddess of Love) had not plucked them from the sea and transported them safely to Libya.
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