Cimon claimed to have found this man's bones at Scyros, where this figure was killed by Lycomedes after he was exiled by Menestheus. According to Plutarch, this grandson of Pittheus fathered Melanippus by raping the future wife of Deioneus, Perigune. On the way to his hometown, this hero killed Coryphetes, (*) Sciron, and several other criminals. After abandoning his first wife on Naxos, he later 
Cimon claimed to have found this man's bones at Scyros, where this figure was killed by Lycomedes after he was exiled by Menestheus. According to Plutarch, this grandson of Pittheus fathered Melanippus by raping the future wife of Deioneus, Perigune. On the way to his hometown, this hero killed Coryphetes, (*) Sciron, and several other criminals. After abandoning his first wife on Naxos, he later married that woman's sister, Phaedra, whose suicide forced him to kill his own son, Hippolytus. In order to prevent the sacrifice of fourteen Athenian youths, he traveled to Crete and conquered the Labyrinth with the aid of Ariadne. For 10 points, name this founder of Athens and slayer of the Minotaur.
Cimon claimed to have found this man's bones at Scyros, where this figure was killed by Lycomedes after he was exiled by Menestheus.
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