In The Iliad, the birth of this man causes Zeus to throw Atë off of  Mount Olymputs.
In The Iliad, the birth of this man causes Zeus to throw Atë off of  Mount Olymputs. This man was Melanion's brother-in-law since he  married his sister Antimache. After he died, his head was chopped off  and his eyes were gouged out with needles. Hera facilitated the birth of  this son of Alcippe, since he was a descendant of Perseus. He was served  by his herald (*) Copreus, and his daughter Admete requested a girdle to be  given to her by this ruler of Tiryns. He reneged on a certain hero's agreement  when that hero received help from Iolaus to help him defeat the hydra. For 10  points, name this king that issued Heracles the twelve labors.
In The Iliad, the birth of this man causes Zeus to throw Atë off of  Mount Olymputs.
Eurystheus