Though not Manto, one of these figures is the namesake of Mantua  according to The Aeneid.
Though not Manto, one of these figures is the namesake of Mantua  according to The Aeneid. The chronologically last of these figures were  Temenos, Procles, Eursthenes and Cresphonetes, who tossed in pebbles  and a lump of dirt into a jar to divide up the Peloponesse. They fled to  Trachis and warred against a king of Mycenae and Tiryns, which led  Macaria, another one of these figures, to sacrifice herself. First  generation ones of them include (*) Tlepolemos, who fought at Troy, and  Hyllos. They typically include the children of all of the daughters of King  Thespis as well as ones produced by Deianeira. For 10 points, give this  generic name for the numerous descendants of a certain labor performer.
Though not Manto, one of these figures is the namesake of Mantua  according to The Aeneid.
Heracleidae [accept descendants of Heracles before mention of  “descendants,” or any reasonable equivalent. Prompt on the children of  Heracles, or any such answers, since they encompass more than that]