One play about this character ends with him being carried to a funeral pyre on Mt. Oeta. This character commands Hyllus to marry Iole in Sophocles' Trachiniae, which focuses on him. A play named for this character's children features the self-sacrifice of Macaria, and depicts members of his family seeking shelter at Marathon. This character is left behind on the island of 
One play about this character ends with him being carried to a funeral pyre on Mt. Oeta. This character commands Hyllus to marry Iole in Sophocles' Trachiniae, which focuses on him. A play named for this character's children features the self-sacrifice of Macaria, and depicts members of his family seeking shelter at Marathon. This character is left behind on the island of the Mysians in the Argonautika. In a Euripides play named for this character, he kills Lycus in Thebes because of his lust for Megara. In Aristophanes' The Frogs, he is visited in the underworld by a badly disguised god and the slave Xanthias. For 10 points, name this frequent character in classical drama, who in the Trachiniae is mistakenly killed with a poisoned robe by his wife Deianira.
One play about this character ends with him being carried to a funeral pyre on Mt. Oeta.
Heracles [or Hercules]