One figure of this name owned a five-cubit-long pe
One figure of this name owned a five-cubit-long pet dragon and met his death after being shipwrecked on either the Capharean Rocks or the Whirling Rocks. Another figure of this name was made mostly invulnerable after being wrapped in Heracles's lion skin. The former figure of this name earned the ire of Athena after sullying her temple by (*) raping Cassandra in it, while the latter owned a seven-layered shield that he used to shelter his half-brother Teucer. That second figure fathered Eurysaces with Tecmessa and flayed several cows and sheep after losing the armor of Achilles to Odysseus and going insane. For 10 points, identify this name shared by sons of Oileus and Telamon, known as the Lesser and the Greater.
One figure of this name owned a five-cubit-long pet dragon and met his death after being shipwrecked on either the Capharean Rocks or the Whirling Rocks.
{Ajax} [accept {Aias} or {Aivas} at any time; accept {Ajax} the {Lesser} or {Oilean Ajax} or {Locrian Ajax} before {Salamis} is read]