text: This man's son-in-law Alcathous gets killed after Poseidon blinds and paralyzes him.
full_question: This man's son-in-law Alcathous gets killed after Poseidon blinds and paralyzes him. This man encourages a group to travel to Crete after misinterpreting Apollo's instruction to steer their party to the land of their ancestors. A set of funeral games for this man is interrupted when the participants discover that their wives and daughters burned their ships. This man explains how souls reach the Elysian fields and reveals a lineage stretching to (*) Caesar and Romulus during a meeting in the underworld with his son. This man was crippled with Zeus's thunderbolt because he boasted about his affair with a goddess, so he is literally carried by his son out of the burning city of Troy. For 10 points, name this Trojan whose affair with Venus produced the son Aeneas.
first_sentence: This man's son-in-law Alcathous gets killed after Poseidon blinds and paralyzes him.
raw_answer: Anchises