This hero intervened in a coup against his grandfather Oeneus, King of Calydon, but did not bear a grudge against the perpetrator of that coup, Thersites.
The wife of one figure with this name cheated on him with Comethes. That figure killed the charioteer Eniopeus shortly before literally stabbing Agelaos in the back. Abderus was killed during a quest to kill another figure with this name, who ruled the Bistonian people of Thrace. This hero spared the life of Bellerophon's grandson, Glaukos, and traded armor with him. This hero intervened in a coup against his grandfather Oeneus, King of Calydon, but did not bear a grudge against the perpetrator of that coup, Thersites. Prior to his most famous deed, he knocked Aeneas off his chariot and crushed his hipbone with a stone. For 10 points, name this son of Tydeus, a Homeric hero who wounded Aphrodite and Ares during his Aristeia and shared his name with the owner of four flesh-eating mares.
The wife of one figure with this name cheated on him with Comethes.
Diomedes