According to one late tradition, he married a daughter of Minyas  named Clymene that bore him Arcesilaus, the father of Laertes.
According to one late tradition, he married a daughter of Minyas  named Clymene that bore him Arcesilaus, the father of Laertes. He was  awarded the island of Samos during the war against the Teleboans,  which was renamed for him. Apollodorus describes how this man was  actually a son of Herse and Hermes who fathered Tithonos when he was  (*) kidnapped by Eos. This man's wife was bribed with a golden crown to have  sex with Pteleon. Afterwards, she fled to the court of King Minos. When his  wife sang a hymn invoking Nephele, he used a weapon he had received from  her to impale her, that weapon was a spear that never missed. For 10 points,  name this consort of Procris.
According to one late tradition, he married a daughter of Minyas  named Clymene that bore him Arcesilaus, the father of Laertes.
Cephalus