This son of Neleus convinced his superior to present gifts including the seven tripods and nearly died after his chariot's horses were shot by Paris.
This figure supposedly rose to fame after defeating a pair of violent Siamese twins, the Moloindes, who were employed by the Eleans to attack this man's city. Some accounts state that this man's good fortune was an attempt by Apollo to atone for the murder of Niobe's children. While he was away in Gerenia, this man's father, his brothers, Pero and Alastor were butchered by Heracles for refusing to purify him. This son of Neleus convinced his superior to present gifts including the seven tripods and nearly died after his chariot's horses were shot by Paris. This man's son, Anitlochus, finished second in the chariot race and third in the foot race at Patroclus' funeral games. This man reconciled Achilles and Agamemnon, and at the advice of Mentor, Telemachus visited his palace at Pylos in the Odyssey. For 10 points, name this figure respected as one of the oldest and wisest Greeks during the Trojan War.
This figure supposedly rose to fame after defeating a pair of violent Siamese twins, the Moloindes, who were employed by the Eleans to attack this man's city.
Nestor