This man killed Eurytus's son Iphitus and was punished by being enslaved to Omphale. On his journey into the Underworld, this figure saved Theseus from the Chair of Forgetfuln
This man killed Eurytus's son Iphitus and was punished by being enslaved to Omphale. On his journey into the Underworld, this figure saved Theseus from the Chair of Forgetfulness, and he defeated Thanatos to bring Alcestis back from death. According to one myth, Iolaus was given this man's wife after he killed his sons, while in others, he murdered (*) Megara in that same fit of madness.  This man was himself killed after wearing a shirt stained with the blood of Nessus. He required the help of his nephew to accomplish a task that was assigned by this man's rival Eurystheus and involved killing a seven- headed creature from Lerna. For ten points, name this Greek hero who killed the Nemean Lion and the Hydra as part of his Twelve Labors.
This man killed Eurytus's son Iphitus and was punished by being enslaved to Omphale.
{Herakles} (accept {Hercules})