In 404 AD, a monk of this name was stoned after he leapt into a gladiatorial arena, nudging Emperor Honorius to outlaw such games. In art, Jacques-Louis David painted this figure saying farewell to his young lover Eucharis. In mythology, this figure was banished to Cephalenia and married Circe, the mother of Telegonus. The first three books of a certain epic are sometimes named after this figure, who was received at Pylos by King Nestor three decades after Palamedes placed him in front of his father's plow. For ten points, name this Ithacan prince, a son of Penelope who longed for his father Odysseus' return.
In 404 AD, a monk of this name was stoned after he leapt into a gladiatorial arena, nudging Emperor Honorius to outlaw such games. In art, Jacques-Louis David painted this figure saying farewell to his young lover Eucharis. In mythology, this figure was banished to Cephalenia and married Circe, the mother of Telegonus. The first three books of a certain epic are sometimes named after this figure, who was received at Pylos by King Nestor three decades after Palamedes placed him in front of his father's plow. For ten points, name this Ithacan prince, a son of Penelope who longed for his father Odysseus' return.
In 404 AD, a monk of this name was stoned after he leapt into a gladiatorial arena, nudging Emperor Honorius to outlaw such games.
{Telemachus}