Definition: In Greek mythology, "anthogen" refers to a person born into a family or clan, which often implies a dual nature as it's associated with both life and death. The noun is derived from the root "anthos," meaning 'life' or 'birth,' and "gen," which means 'seed.' So in this context, "anthogenous" could be seen as an individual who was born into the family of a king or ruler, often with the potential for both life and death.
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