Nonnus records that this person judged a game of cottabus between Hymen and Eros; in the Argonautica, he plays dice with Eros.
According to the 10th-century reference book Suda, this person killed himself after being taken to Crete by Minos. Nonnus records that this person judged a game of cottabus between Hymen and Eros; in the Argonautica, he plays dice with Eros. Artistic depictions of this figure often show him holding a rooster or pushing a hoop. After the disappearance of this brother of Assaracus and Ilus, a golden vine and two horses that could run on water were given to his father, Tros. Unlike Endymion and Tithonus, this person was granted eternal youth without complications. Later turned into the constellation Aquarius, this youth replaced Hebe after he was taken from Mount Ida by a god taking the form of an eagle. For 10 points, name this youth loved by Zeus who became cupbearer to the Greek gods.
According to the 10th-century reference book Suda, this person killed himself after being taken to Crete by Minos.
Ganymede [or Ganymedes; or Catamitus]