Upon returning to Mycenae, this son of Atreus was killed by Aegisthus and his wife, Clytemnestra.
In the Aeneid, Pallas throws a spear through the chest of this man's son, Halaesus. This mythological figure slew Tantalus, king of Pisa, and took his wife, arousing the ire of the Dioscuri. After killing a deer on Mount Icarion, this man boasted that "Not even Artemis" could have made such a shot. This killer of Antiphus spent his early life in the court of Tyndareus and later, his wife would urge him to walk down a red carpet. He took Cassandra as a concubine after the Trojan War, which he began by attempting to appease Artemis by sacrificing his daughter, Iphigeneia. Upon returning to Mycenae, this son of Atreus was killed by Aegisthus and his wife, Clytemnestra. For 10 points, name this brother of Menealus, the high king of the Greeks during the Trojan War.
In the Aeneid, Pallas throws a spear through the chest of this man's son, Halaesus.
Agamemnon