He dedicates his wife's necklace to Athena Pronoea and is given a spot in Elysium because he had married a daughter of Zeus.
This figure hooked his son who he fathered on either Teridae or Pieris up with a daughter of Alector. This figure is delayed for some time because he had to bury his helmsman Phrontes, a fate that comically also befalls his steersman Canobus during the eight years this figure spends roaming the Eastern Mediterranean. Earlier, this father of Megapenthes is foiled when he drags an enemy by the helmet, only to have Aphrodite wrap that enemy in a cloud. He dedicates his wife's necklace to Athena Pronoea and is given a spot in Elysium because he had married a daughter of Zeus. He gave up the second prize at the funeral games of Patroclus and in one tradition is sacrificed in Tauris to the goddess Artemis by his niece, Iphigenia. But usually, after the Trojan War, he is said to have returned to ruling Sparta. For 10 points, name this king whose wife, Helen, was abducted by Paris.
This figure hooked his son who he fathered on either Teridae or Pieris up with a daughter of Alector.
Menelaus