Agraeus

Agraeus, in Greek mythology, is a rustic god associated with hunting. He is typically considered a son of Pan and the nymph Echo. Agraeus is depicted as a hunter skilled with traps and snares, often found in the wilderness and connected to pastoral life. While not one of the major Olympian gods, Agraeus held a position of importance in rural regions and was honored by those whose livelihoods depended on hunting and the bounty of the forest. His name is derived from the Greek word "agra," meaning "hunting" or "capture." Some accounts associate him with the protection of livestock and the fertility of fields, extending his influence beyond purely hunting-related activities.