In the Argonautica, this person is reminded that Echetus put spikes through the eyes of his own daughter Metope, and that Nycteus and Acrisius were cruel to their daughters Antiope and DanaÃ«; that speech from this man's wife sways him to promise not to return his guest to AeÃ«tes.
In the Argonautica, this person is reminded that Echetus put spikes through the eyes of his own daughter Metope, and that Nycteus and Acrisius were cruel to their daughters Antiope and DanaÃ«; that speech from this man's wife sways him to promise not to return his guest to AeÃ«tes. Thus, this man's court on Drepane sees the hasty wedding of Medea and Jason. In another work, this ruler's palace is on Scheria, where he employs the blind minstrel Demodocus, whose songs about Achilles and the Trojan Horse upset another of his guests. For 10 points, name this husband of Arete and father of Nausicaa, a king of the Phaeacians who hosts Odysseus.
In the Argonautica, this person is reminded that Echetus put spikes through the eyes of his own daughter Metope, and that Nycteus and Acrisius were cruel to their daughters Antiope and DanaÃ«; that speech from this man's wife sways him to promise not to return his guest to AeÃ«tes.
Alcinous [or AlkÃ­noÃ¶s]