This man killed his music teacher Linus with a stool after he threatened to beat him. After capturing a bull, this man offered it as a sacrifice, but it was refused so he released it to wander into Marathon. In another story,
This man killed his music teacher Linus with a stool after he threatened to beat him. After capturing a bull, this man offered it as a sacrifice, but it was refused so he released it to wander into Marathon. In another story, he faced the two-headed dog Orthus while attempting to steal the cattle of Geryon. That theft was part of the atonement this man had to do with Eurystheus for killing his wife Megara's children, a series of tasks that included killing the Stymphalian Birds, cleaning the Augean Stables and slaying the Hydra. For 10 points, name this Greco-Roman hero known for his Twelve Labors.
This man killed his music teacher Linus with a stool after he threatened to beat him.
{Hercules} [or {Heracles}]