The Argonauts' herald Aethalides, who had perfect memory, was the son of this character and Eupolemeia; another son of this character is Oenomaus' charioteer Myrtilus.
The Argonauts' herald Aethalides, who had perfect memory, was the son of this character and Eupolemeia; another son of this character is Oenomaus' charioteer Myrtilus. This character's rape of Chione resulted in the birth of the father of Anticleia and the taker of Sisyphus' cattle, Autolycus. This character also appeared to give the herb moly to Odysseus on Circe's island and, with his father, visited Baucis and Philemon. He also used a tortoiseshell and the guts of a cow to invent the first lyre. The son of Zeus and Maia, for 10 points, name this Greek god of shepherds and thieves, awarded the caduceus for his service as the gods' wing-footed messenger.
The Argonauts' herald Aethalides, who had perfect memory, was the son of this character and Eupolemeia; another son of this character is Oenomaus' charioteer Myrtilus.
{Hermes} [accept {Eupolemeia} early]