He also catapulted Sinis off a tree, although he would later be slain in the court of Lycomedes.
One story about this man tells of him tying a bandit named Procrustes on a bed and cutting off parts of his body. He also catapulted Sinis off a tree, although he would later be slain in the court of Lycomedes. When he attempted to enter the underworld, he and Pirithous became stuck on the (*) Chair of Forgetfulness. After forgetting to change the color of his ship's sails, his father committed suicide. He was guided in his most famous achievement by a thread of white string given to him by Ariadne, and this husband of Hippolyta also banished his son Hippolytus. For 10 points, name this son of Ageus and founder of Athens who slew the Minotaur.
One story about this man tells of him tying a bandit named Procrustes on a bed and cutting off parts of his body.
{Theseus}