This man cursed his city from Mount Gargettus after returning from a long absence to find that his throne had been usurped by the first demagogue, a son of Peteos named Menestheus.  After his ghost came to the aid of the Greeks at the Battle of Marathon, Cimon was led by a female eagle clawing the ground to this man's grave on Scyros, where he had been pushed off a cliff by his host Lycomedes.  His descendants had tiny butts because this man lost much of his rear end when Heracles freed him from a chair in Hades, where he'd gone on a mission to kidnap Persephone with his friend Pirithous. A rejection by this man's son led to suicide of his second wife, Phaedra, whose younger sister saved this man's life on Crete by 
This man cursed his city from Mount Gargettus after returning from a long absence to find that his throne had been usurped by the first demagogue, a son of Peteos named Menestheus.  After his ghost came to the aid of the Greeks at the Battle of Marathon, Cimon was led by a female eagle clawing the ground to this man's grave on Scyros, where he had been pushed off a cliff by his host Lycomedes.  His descendants had tiny butts because this man lost much of his rear end when Heracles freed him from a chair in Hades, where he'd gone on a mission to kidnap Persephone with his friend Pirithous. A rejection by this man's son led to suicide of his second wife, Phaedra, whose younger sister saved this man's life on Crete by giving him a ball of thread. FTP, name this Athenian hero who entered the Labyrinth and killed the Minotaur.
This man cursed his city from Mount Gargettus after returning from a long absence to find that his throne had been usurped by the first demagogue, a son of Peteos named Menestheus.  
Theseus 