The last Homeric Hymn is addressed to these figures who appear  "darting through the air on rusty wings" in times of trouble.
The last Homeric Hymn is addressed to these figures who appear  "darting through the air on rusty wings" in times of trouble. During the  Voyage of the Argonauts, one of them defeated the king of the Bebryces,  Amyncus. That one of them divvied up a cow into four pieces and said  whichever two people were the first two eat their piece, they would get  half of the booty from their cattle raid in Arcadia. These figures married  (*) Phoebe and Hilaria and were killed by Lynceus and Idas. Zeus, their father,  made one of them immortal, but they worked out an agreement in which they  shared immortality. For 10 points, name these twin sons of Leda.
The last Homeric Hymn is addressed to these figures who appear  "darting through the air on rusty wings" in times of trouble.
Castor and Pollux [accept in either order, accept Polydeuces for  Pollux, accept Dioscuri, Gemini and Tyndaridae]