After this man criticizes Idomeneus for "always laying down the law," he is mocked for having a "vile temper." The Athenians named their 9th tribe after this hero, who gives the third and most convincing appeal in the embassy episode. This husband of Tecmessa names his son, Eurysaces, after the shield he uses protect his half-brother in battle. Dur
After this man criticizes Idomeneus for "always laying down the law," he is mocked for having a "vile temper." The Athenians named their 9th tribe after this hero, who gives the third and most convincing appeal in the embassy episode. This husband of Tecmessa names his son, Eurysaces, after the shield he uses protect his half-brother in battle. During a war, this brother of Teucer gives Hector a purple sash and receives a sword after fighting him to a draw. In a play by Sophocles, he is entranced by Athena and slaughters a flock of sheep believing they are his rivals. This man goes insane and kills himself after he loses a contest to Odysseus to obtain Achilles' armor. For 10 points, name this king of Salamis who fought in the Trojan War.
After this man criticizes Idomeneus for "always laying down the law," he is mocked for having a "vile temper.
Ajax the Greater [or Telamonian Ajax; or Telamonian Aias]