Agrius appears in the mythic genealogies of Calydon as a son of Porthaon (the Calydonian king) and Euryte. He is recorded alongside siblings including Oeneus, Alcathous, Melas, Leucopeus, and Sterope, placing him within the dynastic context of the Calydonian royal house. The sources situate him generationally within the same family network that includes Oeneus — a figure central to other Calydonian narratives — but do not narrate any independent origin episode or deeds for Agrius.
No ancient or secondary-source physical description of Agrius is provided in the supplied material. He is known only from genealogical listings; therefore there is no attested information about his age, stature, clothing, or iconography.
The consulted sources attribute no supernatural powers, heroic deeds, or particular behaviors to Agrius. He functions in the extant material solely as a named member of a royal family; no abilities or roles beyond his genealogical placement are recorded in the provided excerpts.
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