The temple to Apollo Lykoktonos was built after this group entered one city, the result of a wolf coming down from the hills and killing a bull by the city walls. While hunting deer, one of these figures woke an angry satyr but was saved when Poseidon threw his trident and missed, creating a triple spring that ended a drought. The leader of this group, though not a member, replaced Gelanor as king, and Herodotus states that they brought the Thesmophoria to Greece. Their 
The temple to Apollo Lykoktonos was built after this group entered one city, the result of a wolf coming down from the hills and killing a bull by the city walls. While hunting deer, one of these figures woke an angry satyr but was saved when Poseidon threw his trident and missed, creating a triple spring that ended a drought. The leader of this group, though not a member, replaced Gelanor as king, and Herodotus states that they brought the Thesmophoria to Greece. Their grandfather was born after Poseidon raped a daughter of Epaphus, thus fathering (*) Agenor and Belus. The sailor Nauplius was the son of a member of this group named Amymone. The enemies of Aegyptus, these women were condemned to carry water in porous jars for all eternity. Hypermnestra was the only one in this group who did not stab her enemy with a pin hidden in her hair, instead helping Lynceus escape. For 10 points, name these fifty daughters of an Argive king who murdered their husbands on their wedding night. 
The temple to Apollo Lykoktonos was built after this group entered one city, the result of a wolf coming down from the hills and killing a bull by the city walls.
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