Telamon built an altar to his companion after being the first to scale this city's walls in order to avoid that ally's jealous anger. After this city's people tried to sacrifice Hesione to a troublesome sea monster, it was destroyed by Heracles. The Scaean Gate formed the largest opening in this location's walls, while the plain outside it housed the Tomb of Ilus, its founder, who was also the recipient of the Palladium. It was protected by allies like Sarpedon when warriors like Menelaus and Diomedes led an army against it during a 10-year siege. For 10 points, name this place home to Antenor, Aeneas, Priam, and a gi
Telamon built an altar to his companion after being the first to scale this city's walls in order to avoid that ally's jealous anger. After this city's people tried to sacrifice Hesione to a troublesome sea monster, it was destroyed by Heracles. The Scaean Gate formed the largest opening in this location's walls, while the plain outside it housed the Tomb of Ilus, its founder, who was also the recipient of the Palladium. It was protected by allies like Sarpedon when warriors like Menelaus and Diomedes led an army against it during a 10-year siege. For 10 points, name this place home to Antenor, Aeneas, Priam, and a giant wooden horse.
Telamon built an altar to his companion after being the first to scale this city's walls in order to avoid that ally's jealous anger.
Troy [or Ilium]