Astylus

None attested in the provided sources. The name 'Astylus' is used as a Latinized taxonomic genus name for beetles in the family Melyridae and independently appears as a proper name associated with a Pompeian caupona; no mythological origin or creation story is recorded in the cited material.

As presented in the sources, Astylus refers to beetles—for example, Astylus atromaculatus is known as the 'spotted maize beetle' or 'pollen beetle' (implying a small, spotted beetle), and Astylus variegatus is treated in pollination studies. The Pompeii caupona entry provides no physical description of a person or figure associated with the name.

Sources describe biological/ecological behaviors: some Astylus species visit flowers and can participate in pollination (e.g., Astylus variegatus), and Astylus atromaculatus is documented as an agricultural pest when introduced outside its native range. No supernatural abilities are described in the available material.