The name is the same. One was the son of King Minos of Crete, who drowned in a jar of honey but was resurrected by Asclepius and taught divination by Polyidus.
The name is the same. One was the son of King Minos of Crete, who drowned in a jar of honey but was resurrected by Asclepius and taught divination by Polyidus. Another was a fisherman-turned-Sea God who fell love with Scylla, making Circe jealous and leading to Scylla's transformation. Yet another was the son of Sisyphus who married Eurymede, and their child was the Chimera- slaying Pegasus-riding Bellerophon. The most famous, however, is best known for his idiocy while fighting for Troy in the Trojan War. Slain by Ajax, he is remembered for making a bad trade with Diomedes, offering up his gold armor for Diomedes's bronze. For 10 points, identify the name shared by these Greek mythological figures.
The name is the same. One was the son of King Minos of Crete, who drowned in a jar of honey but was resurrected by Asclepius and taught divination by Polyidus.
{Glaucus}