An Egyptian king with this name succeeded a man who was told to wash his eyes with the urine of a faithful woman to cure his blindness.
An Egyptian king with this name succeeded a man who was told to wash his eyes with the urine of a faithful woman to cure his blindness. That king of this name had a daughter named Theonoe who prevented her brother Theoclymenus from forcibly marrying Helen of Troy. A deity of this name is the grandfather of the twin gods that presided over the mysteries of Samothrace, the Cabeiri, through his daughter Kabiero. Heracles killed two this god's sons, Polygonus and Telegonus, in a (*) wrestling match. Aristaeus is told by Cyrene to consult this figure after the death of his bees. He resides on the island Pharos in the Nile Delta and is married to the Nereid Psamanthe. This god has a daughter Eidothea who advises a shipwrecked Menelaus on how to capture her father. He's not Nereus, but Homer refers to this god as the "Old Man of the Sea." For 10 points, name this shape shifting sea god. 
An Egyptian king with this name succeeded a man who was told to wash his eyes with the urine of a faithful woman to cure his blindness.
Proteus