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PhokosPhocos

The half-brother of Peleus and Telamon; the son of Aeakus (Aeacus) and the nymph, Psamathe.

Phokos was the better of the three boys and excelled in all forms of athletics and war-craft; Peleus and Telamon were so jealous of Phokos that they murdered him; Aeakus banished Peleus and Telamon from the island of Aegina for their crime.

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