This man's sister Myrto was the mother of a spirit of glory named Eukleia by Heracles. This man traded a silver mixing-bowl for a supply of wine from King Euneus, to whom he'd sold his captive Lycaon. While attempting to climb a wall, this hero is thrice stopped by Apollo, w
This man's sister Myrto was the mother of a spirit of glory named Eukleia by Heracles. This man traded a silver mixing-bowl for a supply of wine from King Euneus, to whom he'd sold his captive Lycaon. While attempting to climb a wall, this hero is thrice stopped by Apollo, who later helps Euphorbus wound this man by hitting him on the back. This person went into exile after killing his friend Clysonymus over a game of dice. In an (*) event following this man's death, the cowardly Epeius wins a boxing-match and Diomedes wins a chariot race. This man killed Sarpedon, but shortly afterwards was killed by Hector while leading the Myrmidons in the disguise of his friend. For 10 points, name this friend of Achilles in the Iliad.
This man's sister Myrto was the mother of a spirit of glory named Eukleia by Heracles.