On pottery, this figure is depicted several times holding a branch with hares on it, symbolizing his role as a hunter. After Actaeon's death, this figure created an image of Actaeon to soothe his dogs. This figure was conceived when Cronus slept with Philyra. The Aloedae stacked the site of his home, Mount Pelion, on top of Olympus. After Pholus opened a jar of wine, a battle breaks out in which this figure was mistakenly wounded by an (*) arrow dipped in the Hydra's poison. He gave up his immortality to ease the pain caused by that wound, exchanging it for Prometheus's freedom. For 10 points,
On pottery, this figure is depicted several times holding a branch with hares on it, symbolizing his role as a hunter. After Actaeon's death, this figure created an image of Actaeon to soothe his dogs. This figure was conceived when Cronus slept with Philyra. The Aloedae stacked the site of his home, Mount Pelion, on top of Olympus. After Pholus opened a jar of wine, a battle breaks out in which this figure was mistakenly wounded by an (*) arrow dipped in the Hydra's poison. He gave up his immortality to ease the pain caused by that wound, exchanging it for Prometheus's freedom. For 10 points, name this tutor of heroes, including Achilles and Heracles, and one of the few civilized centaurs.
On pottery, this figure is depicted several times holding a branch with hares on it, symbolizing his role as a hunter.
Chiron [or Kheiron]