Melanchaetes
In Greek mythology, Melanchaetes (Ancient Greek: Μελαγχαίτης means ‘black-haired’) may refer to the following:
- Melanchaetes, one of the centaurs[1] who tried to steal the wine of Pholus and was killed by Heracles.[2]
- Melanchaetes, one of the female dogs of the hunter Actaeon. Like the rest of the pack, she also devoured her master when he was transformed into a stag by Artemis, goddess of the hunt.[3]
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