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Linus, a name synonymous with both Greek mythology and musical history, holds distinct meanings in each realm. In Greek mythology, Linus was the son of the god Apollo and the mortal Psamathe. He was believed to be a skilled musician, often depicted with a lyre. Tragically, Linus met an unfortunate end at the hands of Apollo, who killed him out of jealousy for surpassing his musical talents.