This man delivers a speech offering "seven well-populated cities," including Cardamyle and "vine-rich Pedasus," on behalf of his superior.
This man delivers a speech offering "seven well-populated cities," including Cardamyle and "vine-rich Pedasus," on behalf of his superior. Though at one point he is alone and completely surrounded, this man sustains only a minor wound from Socus. A silver mixing bowl is awarded to this man after he utters a quick prayer to Athena to win a contest. He reminds the Argives of Calchas's prophecy in order to whip them out of disarray early in the Iliad. After this man, Phoenix, and (*) Ajax fail to persuade Achilles to return to the war, he joins Diomedes on a successful night attack against the Thracians. A plot hatched by this man prompts Laocoon to say "I fear Greeks, even those bearing gifts." For 10 points, name this cunning warrior who comes up with the idea to build a Trojan Horse, the star of his own epic by Homer. 
This man delivers a speech offering "seven well-populated cities," including Cardamyle and "vine-rich Pedasus," on behalf of his superior.
Odysseus 