Xanthus Scamander (a River God) 
Xanthus' father is Oceanus and his mother is Tethys. His paternal grandparents are Uranus ("himmel") and Gaea ("jord"); his maternal grandparents are Uranus ("himmel") and Gaea ("jord"). He has fifteen brothers and seventeen sisters, named Crinisus, Simoeis, Peneius, Cephissus, Achelous, Neilos, Asopus, Xanthus, Inachos, Inachus, Phorcus, Nilus, Ladon, Strymon, Uchoreus, Eurynome, Amphitrite, Merope, Clymene, Metis, Pero, Perse, Daeira, Asia, Dione, Argeia, Doris, Aethra, Callirhoe, Melia, Meliboea and the Oceanide. He has a half-brother and two half-sisters, named Triptolemus, Creusa and Philyra.General Notes
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ACIDUSA was the wife of Scamander, son of Deimachus and Glaucia. Scamander obtained a tract of land in Boeotia across which flowed two rivers. He name one of the rivers Glaucia in honor of his mother and the other Scamander, not only after his own name but also that of his maternal grandfather, the river-god Scamander in the plain of Troy. Acidusa benefited from her husband's habit of nameing places after his family--he commemorated her by naming a Boeotian spring Acidusa. By Scamander, Acidusa had three daughters, who for one reason or another came to be regarded as minor divinities and were worshipped under the name of "the Maidens." [Plutarch, Greek Questions 4.]
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