This man's flocks of sheep are constantly chased by a wolf sent by Psamathe, until Psamathe is convinced to turn the wolf to stone. After being invited on a hunting trip, he falls asleep on the mountain, and the rest of the men hide his sword in a dunghill and leave him, hoping he'll be attacked by wild animals. That occurs after he rejects the romantic advances of Astydameia, who spreads lies, causing revenge to be vowed against this man by king Acastus. He was given a lance made out of an ash tree by his grandfather Chiron. He  accidentally killed king Eurytion with a javelin during the Calydonian boar hunt, forcing him to flee Phthia. Along with his brother Telamon, he'd earlier killed his half-brother Phocus, forcing him to flee Aegina. He corners his wife in a
This man's flocks of sheep are constantly chased by a wolf sent by Psamathe, until Psamathe is convinced to turn the wolf to stone. After being invited on a hunting trip, he falls asleep on the mountain, and the rest of the men hide his sword in a dunghill and leave him, hoping he'll be attacked by wild animals. That occurs after he rejects the romantic advances of Astydameia, who spreads lies, causing revenge to be vowed against this man by king Acastus. He was given a lance made out of an ash tree by his grandfather Chiron. He  accidentally killed king Eurytion with a javelin during the Calydonian boar hunt, forcing him to flee Phthia. Along with his brother Telamon, he'd earlier killed his half-brother Phocus, forcing him to flee Aegina. He corners his wife in a grotto by the sea despite her attempts to shape-shift, but a golden apple thrown by Eris disrupts their celebrated wedding. FTP, name this husband of Thetis and father of Achilles.  
This man's flocks of sheep are constantly chased by a wolf sent by Psamathe, until Psamathe is convinced to turn the wolf to stone.
Peleus