After discovering that his wife Aegialeia had been unfaithful to him, this man left for Aetolia to see his grandfather Oeneus, and later he married Euippe, daughter of Dunus; after death, this man's followers were turned into birds.
After discovering that his wife Aegialeia had been unfaithful to him, this man left for Aetolia to see his grandfather Oeneus, and later he married Euippe, daughter of Dunus; after death, this man's followers were turned into birds. This hero once fought with the Lycian prince Glaucus, but the fight stopped when the two remembered their old friendship. After killing the spy Dolon, this man drove away the horses of Rhesus the Thracian to keep them from (*) drinking the Scamander. Arriving at Troy with Sthenelus and Capaneus, two other Epigoni, this hero fought Aeneas and wounded Aphordite, and accompanied Odysseus to Lemnos to fetch Philoctetes. This favorite of Athena was a king of Argos like his father Tydeus. For 10 points, identify this Greek warrior from the Trojan war who shares his name with a Thracian giant who owned some flesh-eating mares stolen by Heracles.
After discovering that his wife Aegialeia had been unfaithful to him, this man left for Aetolia to see his grandfather Oeneus, and later he married Euippe, daughter of Dunus; after death, this man's followers were turned into birds.
Diomedes