This man is often credited with slaying the husband of Laodameia, after which she "interacted with" a statue of that dead husband.
This man is often credited with slaying the husband of Laodameia, after which she "interacted with" a statue of that dead husband. This man married a daughter of Eetion and was the father of Scamandrius. This man won a duel with Protiselaus, but he exchanged his sword for a girdle after an inconclusive duel against the king of Salamis. He was the only one of the Nine Worthies from pagan mythology. This man's father negotiated for the ransom of his corpse after this man's corpse was dragged around the walls of a city, from which his son Astyanax was later thrown. For 10 points, name this Trojan prince who was Andromache's husband and the eldest son of Priam and Hecuba.
This man is often credited with slaying the husband of Laodameia, after which she "interacted with" a statue of that dead husband.
Hector