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Agenor

Agenor (ujē'nôr) [key], in Greek mythology. 1. King of Tyre, father of Cadmus and Europa. When Europa disappeared, Agenor sent Cadmus and his other sons in search of her. 2. Trojan hero, son of Antenor.

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