One figure of this name died of a lightning strike at the Cepharean Rocks according to Hyginus; in other versions, that figure's drowned corpse was buried on the isle of Myconos after Poseidon's trident split the rock that he was clinging to.
One figure of this name died of a lightning strike at the Cepharean Rocks according to Hyginus; in other versions, that figure's drowned corpse was buried on the isle of Myconos after Poseidon's trident split the rock that he was clinging to. That man had previously lost a footrace after stumbling and falling at Athena's intervention. Besides that Locrian son of Oileus who raped Cassandra, another figure of this name fathered Eurysaces and saved the Greek ships using his seven-ply oxhide shield. That man with this name dueled Hector twice, killed sheep in a frenzy after losing out to Odysseus for the slain Achilles' armor, and was the son of Telamon. For 10 points, name these unrelated "Lesser" and "Greater" Greek heroes of the Iliad.
One figure of this name died of a lightning strike at the Cepharean Rocks according to Hyginus; in other versions, that figure's drowned corpse was buried on the isle of Myconos after Poseidon's trident split the rock that he was clinging to.
Ajax [accept Ajax the Lesser or Locrian Ajax until "another figure" is read; accept Aias in place of "Ajax" throughout; accept Aiantes]