This animal was turned to stone by Zeus after being sent after the Teumessian fox, which could never be caught, thus preventing a paradox.
This animal's second-to-last owner was a brother of Sarpedon, while it's first mortal owner was a daughter of Agenor who received this creature from Zeus. One owner of this creature gave this creature and a javelin away as a gift after being cured of a condition in which he ejaculated spiders and scorpions. That owner, who later became a judge of the dead, was King (*) Minos of Crete. This animal's doom was caused by Cephalus, a hunter who was married to this animal's last owner, Procris. This animal was turned to stone by Zeus after being sent after the Teumessian fox, which could never be caught, thus preventing a paradox. For ten points, name this dog from Greek mythology that would always catch what it chased.
This animal's second-to-last owner was a brother of Sarpedon, while it's first mortal owner was a daughter of Agenor who received this creature from Zeus.
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