According to one version of his story, he received the equipment necessary for his most famous deed from the Stygian Nymphs; more conventionally, he stole the [*] one eye and one tooth shared by the Graiae until they agreed to give him a curved sword, a bag, winged sandals, and a helmet that made him invisible.
According to one version of his story, he received the equipment necessary for his most famous deed from the Stygian Nymphs; more conventionally, he stole the [*] one eye and one tooth shared by the Graiae until they agreed to give him a curved sword, a bag, winged sandals, and a helmet that made him invisible. For 10  points—name this Greek hero, whose victims include King Polydectes and Medusa.
According to one version of his story, he received the equipment necessary for his most famous deed from the Stygian Nymphs; more conventionally, he stole the [*] one eye and one tooth shared by the Graiae until they agreed to give him a curved sword, a bag, winged sandals, and a helmet that made him invisible.
Perseus