After ravaging the Phrygian kingdom of Teleutas, a character of this name was able to father Eurysaces with his war prize, the concubine Tecmessa.
After ravaging the Phrygian kingdom of Teleutas, a character of this name was able to father Eurysaces with his war prize, the concubine Tecmessa. Another character of this name was shipwrecked on the gurai petrai but would have survived had he not boasted of his superiority to Poseidon. One man of this name exchanged a purple sash for a sharp sword after knocking down Hector with a huge boulder in a duel. The man who raped (*) Cassandra in a temple of Athena shared this name with a man who used a massive seven-layer shield to defend his archer brother Teucer. The most famous character of this name slaughtered a flock of sheep and committed suicide after the loss of Achilles's armor to Odysseus drove him mad. For 10 points, give this name shared by a Locrian king and a son of Telamon who were known, respectively, as "the Lesser" and "the Greater".
After ravaging the Phrygian kingdom of Teleutas, a character of this name was able to father Eurysaces with his war prize, the concubine Tecmessa.
Ajax [or Aias]