This figure's daughter was transformed into a mare after giving birth to a child fathered by Aeolus.
This figure's daughter was transformed into a mare after giving birth to a child fathered by Aeolus. For many years, Hesiod was the attributed author of a fragmentary poem about the "precepts" of this figure. For the wedding of Peleus and Thetis, this figure gave Peleus a wooden (*) spear that Peleus's son later used in the Trojan War. This figure cured the blindness of Phoenix and taught Apollo's son Asclepius the art of healing as the father of medicine in Greek mythology. He gave up his immortality and volunteered to die in place of Prometheus after Hercules accidentally hit him with an arrow dipped in the blood of the Hydra. Known for mentoring heroes like Jason and Achilles, for 10 points, name this wisest of the centaurs.
This figure's daughter was transformed into a mare after giving birth to a child fathered by Aeolus.
Chiron