Ovid states that this figure's father turned himself into a rock to hide from his grandfather, Asopus, and later took the form of a flame to seduce this man's mother.
Known for his piety, this man ascended to Mount Panhellenion and prayed to the gods to end a famine caused by Pelops' murder of Stymphalus. Ovid states that this figure's father turned himself into a rock to hide from his grandfather, Asopus, and later took the form of a flame to seduce this man's mother. This man's kingdom suffered from a plague after a serpent laid thousands of eggs in a stream. He exiled two of his sons after they killed their athletic half-brother, Phocus, with a discus. This figure fathered the man who succeeded Cychreus as king of Salamis. This son of (*) Aegina had children by both EndeÃ¯s and Psamathe. After this man helped Apollo and Poseidon build the walls of Troy, a grey-eyed serpent scaled the section of the wall he had worked on, presaging his descendants' actions. This father of Telamon and Peleus prayed at an oak sacred to Zeus, who turned the ants in his kingdom into loyal soldiers. For 10 points, name this judge of the dead and original king of the Myrmidons.
Known for his piety, this man ascended to Mount Panhellenion and prayed to the gods to end a famine caused by Pelops' murder of Stymphalus.
Aeacus