This man is credited with transmitting the worship of the Kabeiroi from Samothrace, as well as with introducing the alphabet to the Greeks.
This man is credited with transmitting the worship of the Kabeiroi from Samothrace, as well as with introducing the alphabet to the Greeks. While disguised as a shepherd, this figure played Pan's pipes and tricked Typhon into giving him Zeus' sinews to fit his lyre. While defending he Encheleans in Illyria, this figure was turned into a (*) serpent along with a wife who had earlier been received a wedding present that was later used to recruit the Seven Against Thebes. This man threw stones at the Sparti in order to induce them to fight amongst themselves, until only five were left. This husband of Harmonia slew a dragon sacred to Ares and sowed its teeth in the earth in his most famous endeavor, which saw him follow a cow after finally stopping the long search for his sister Europa. For 10 points, name this man from Greek myth, the foudner of Thebes.
This man is credited with transmitting the worship of the Kabeiroi from Samothrace, as well as with introducing the alphabet to the Greeks.
Cadmus