After being gifted a golden veil, he spares the youngest son of a king who refused this hero payment for rescuing Hesione from a sea monster.
This hero's hairy bottom causes a pair of brothers to erupt in laughter, after which they are freed from being bound to a pole upside-down. After being gifted a golden veil, he spares the youngest son of a king who refused this hero payment for rescuing Hesione from a sea monster. This hero goes to Neleus to be purified of the murder of Iphitus, but murders Neleus and all of his sons, except Nestor. This hero breaks the horn of Achelous during a wrestling match, and earlier wears women's clothes during a year of humiliating labor under Omphale. After a fit of madness inflicted by his perpetual enemy Hera, this hero murders his wife Megara and their children. For 10 points, name this hero who subsequently undertakes twelve labors as penance.
This hero's hairy bottom causes a pair of brothers to erupt in laughter, after which they are freed from being bound to a pole upside-down.
Heracles [or Hercules] &lt;Kim&gt;