laenus
Laenus is a proper noun that appears in ancient Greek literature as the name of several minor mythological figures. In most surviving sources, Laenus is not the central subject of an extended narrative; rather, the name tends to surface in genealogies and lists of predecessors within heroic or royal lineages. Because the relevant testimonia are fragmentary and come from different authors, there is no single, unified story or identity for Laenus, and parentage or deeds can vary between texts.
In modern scholarship, Laenus is treated as an obscure, ancillary figure whose primary significance lies in
The term does not designate a widely recognized historical person, place, or species in established contemporary
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