His son was notably killed by mares who fed on human flesh and was the father of Bellerophon.
His son was notably killed by mares who fed on human flesh and was the father of Bellerophon. According to the Iliad, he was a king living in Ephyre, and in later legends he experienced two deaths: after the first one he caused Ares to unchain Death and he prohibited his wife from burying him, allowing him to live once more. FTP, name this figure in Greek mythology, the father of Glaucus and husband of Merope, damned to futilely push a boulder up a mountain in Tartarus.
His son was notably killed by mares who fed on human flesh and was the father of Bellerophon.
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