Rhagus
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In Greek mythology, Rhagus was a son of Pierus king of Emathia. When his brother Hyacinthus was accidentally killed by Apollo, Rhagus was grief-stricken and burnt down the god's holy grove. Apollo in response transformed him into a weed, a lowly contrast to his brother's beautiful gay flower.
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