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Или Каристос, или Карикус, в греческой мифологии был сыном Хирона и нимфы Харикло, братом Гиппа, Эндеиса и Окирои. Карист был отцом Зарекса, а также некоего Аристея. В другой версии мифа его сын Петрей был отцом Заракса. Город Карист на Эвбее получил свое название в честь него.