Though he's not Lycaon, according to some sources, this man had a son named Iapyx, Aeneas' healer, who is also claimed to be the grandson of Priam.
Though he's not Lycaon, according to some sources, this man had a son named Iapyx, Aeneas' healer, who is also claimed to be the grandson of Priam. Late in his life he came unto Cumae and then unto Sicily, where he lived under the patronage of Cocalus, a man who would kill one of this man's earlier patrons. A crime committed by this man was the inspiration of the name of the partridge, as he murdered his sister's son, alternatively known as Calos or Talus, but better known as Perdix. Condemned by the Areopagus, he was arrested in his next destination after completing a work for a daughter of Helios, Pasiphae, and due to the lack of methods of exiting the country, he devised another means, which led to the death of his son. FTP, name this man who devised a wooden cow for Pasiphae and pairs of wings for himself and his son, Icarus.
Though he's not Lycaon, according to some sources, this man had a son named Iapyx, Aeneas' healer, who is also claimed to be the grandson of Priam.
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