After this man's death, a group betrayed by the herald Leos attempted to seize his kingdom; that group, the Pallantides, were his nephews. This man was jealous after Androgeus won a series of games he put on, then asked him to capture the Marathonian Bull. This man was instructed by an oracle to not loosen the wineskin until reaching the "heights" of his city. After visiting King Pittheus of Troezen and sleeping with his daughter Aethra, this man placed his shield, sandals, and sword (*) underneath a rock so that he could identify his son. This man fathered Medus with Medea, who attempted to poison a visitor to his kingdom until he recognized
After this man's death, a group betrayed by the herald Leos attempted to seize his kingdom; that group, the Pallantides, were his nephews. This man was jealous after Androgeus won a series of games he put on, then asked him to capture the Marathonian Bull. This man was instructed by an oracle to not loosen the wineskin until reaching the "heights" of his city. After visiting King Pittheus of Troezen and sleeping with his daughter Aethra, this man placed his shield, sandals, and sword (*) underneath a rock so that he could identify his son. This man fathered Medus with Medea, who attempted to poison a visitor to his kingdom until he recognized him as his son. This man died after that son didn't change his sails from black to white after killing the Minotaur. For 10 points, name this King of Athens and mortal father of Theseus, who died by jumping into his namesake sea surrounding Greece.
After this man's death, a group betrayed by the herald Leos attempted to seize his kingdom; that group, the Pallantides, were his nephews.