This deity was forced to divulge information about the future to Menelaus after being captured.
Two of this deity's sons, Polygonus and Telegonus, were defeated by Heracles after they were sent to challenge him by Hera. According to Virgil, this god explained that the sickness of some bees was punishment for the death of Eurydice when he was visited by Aristaeus. In Book 8 of the Metamorphoses, Achelous compares this god to Erysichthon's daughter Mestra, who shared his best-known ability. This deity's daughter (*) Eidothea advised a hero and his men to capture this god by hiding under some skins. According to Homer, this deity's home was at Pharos, where he once disguised himself as one of its sea lions. This deity was forced to divulge information about the future to Menelaus after being captured. For 10 points, name this shape-shifting Greek deity, the so-called "Old Man of the Sea."
Two of this deity's sons, Polygonus and Telegonus, were defeated by Heracles after they were sent to challenge him by Hera.
Proteus