In appearance, he regularly ran and hid in a bronze wine jar and refused to accept the  legitimacy of the cleaning of the Augean Stables and the killing of the Hydra.
This man purified one of his servants of the murder of an Elean named Iphitus. His wife was a daughter of Amphidamas,  and thus a sister of Melanion, named Antimache. In one story, this man's daughter was a priestess of Hera in Argos until  she absconded with an image of the goddess to Samos. In another story, Macaria offered herself as a sacrifice to foil an  invasion led by this man and his herald Copreus; after this man's forces are defeated, he is killed by either Hyllus or (*)  Iolaus, relatives of his most notable rival. This son of Sthelenus was born after Hera drove Eileithyia away from Admete and  provided aid to his mother Nicippe. In appearance, he regularly ran and hid in a bronze wine jar and refused to accept the  legitimacy of the cleaning of the Augean Stables and the killing of the Hydra. For 10 points, name this king of Tiryns who  ordered Heracles to perform twelve labors.
This man purified one of his servants of the murder of an Elean named Iphitus.
Eurystheus