As a gift, this figure is given a mixing bowl obtained from the king of the Sidonians, Phaedimus, and forged by Hephaestus. A
As a gift, this figure is given a mixing bowl obtained from the king of the Sidonians, Phaedimus, and forged by Hephaestus. According to one fragment, he was bathed by a maiden named Polycaste and thus become the father of Persepolis. This older brother of Acusilaus gets visited by a figure introduced as a king of the Taphians who claims to be bringing a cargo of iron to Temesa. Later, this figure receives a chariot and horses driven by Pisistratus, after he had asked for twelve jars of wine and twenty measures of barley from Euryclea. Much earlier, he was placed in front of a plow by Palamedes, in order to expose the fake insanity of his father. He futilely attempts to expel Eurymachus and Antinous from his house before setting on the above journey to talk to Menelaus and Nestor. For 10 points, name this son of Penelope who searches for his father in the Odyssey.
As a gift, this figure is given a mixing bowl obtained from the king of the Sidonians, Phaedimus, and forged by Hephaestus.
Telemachus