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In Greek mythology, Epaphus (; ), also called Apis or Munantius was a son of Zeus and king of Egypt.

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Vinony's link graph records 75 inbound references to Épafo, and connects out to Syria, Nile and Ovid.

It sits within the topics Egyptian characters in Greek mythology, Kings in Greek mythology and Kings of Egypt in Greek mythology.

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Gender
male
Spouse
Memphis
Father
Zeus
Mother
Io
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time period
Ancient Egypt
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Description of Greece
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Article · Português

Épafo, na mitologia grega, foi um rei do Egito, filho de Zeus e Io. Ele e sua esposa Mênfis são os pais de Líbia. Pelos cálculos de Jerônimo de Estridão, ele teria nascido por volta de 1512 a.C., durante o reinado de (há outras versões no texto de Jerônimo). Um de seus descendentes é Belo, outro rei do Egito.

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