According to Plutarch the ruler Phaedo was instructed by the Delphic Oracle to recover the bones of this mythological figure to prosper.
According to Plutarch the ruler Phaedo was instructed by the Delphic Oracle to recover the bones of this mythological figure to prosper. The Amazons were said to have practiced the Horcomosium sacrifice, which is a practice devoted to this man. Near the end of his life, he was imprisoned, then eventually freed by the king Aidoneus. One of this man's victims was a giant creature raised by the evil witch Phaea, while another of his victims was Damastes. Late in life, he was saved by Heracles who begged to the aforementioned king.  Also, he crushed the skull of Temerus into small pieces and killed a pine bender by flinging him into a giant turtle. This man found a sword belonging to his father under a rock while he lived with his mother in Troezen, and when he met his father, he was providing asylum to Medea. For 10 points, name this slayer of Procrustes, whose other victims included the minotaur.
According to Plutarch the ruler Phaedo was instructed by the Delphic Oracle to recover the bones of this mythological figure to prosper.
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