For 10 points, give this name also shared by the man who built the ship in which Jason and his companions sailed.
Apollodorus says that a son of Zeus and Niobe with this name was the grandfather of Io, and the namesake of a city first ruled by Phoroneus. Another man of this name was the eldest son of Chalciope and Phrixus; that man gives a speech urging Jason to go to the river Ister in a work by Apollonius Rhodius. A third figure of this name is described as an adept hunter of deer and goats, and was the first to recognize Odysseus when he returned to Ithaca. One figure of this name was lulled to sleep and slain by Hermes while he was guarding Io, a task in which he made use of the eyes all over his body. For 10 points, give this name also shared by the man who built the ship in which Jason and his companions sailed.
Apollodorus says that a son of Zeus and Niobe with this name was the grandfather of Io, and the namesake of a city first ruled by Phoroneus.
{Argos} [or {Argus}; accept {Argos Panoptes}]