This figure bribed (*) Myrtilus to sabotage a chariot axle to outrace King Oenameous for the hand of Hippodamia.
One of this man's sons got Aegeus drunk enough to sleep with Aethra in order to become the maternal grandfather of Theseus; that son of this man was Pittheus. One of this man's bones was required to be at Troy for a Greek victory. Pindar's First Olympian Ode is a revisionist telling of this man's story and claims that his notable features and feats were because Poseidon loved him. This figure bribed (*) Myrtilus to sabotage a chariot axle to outrace King Oenameous for the hand of Hippodamia. This father of Chrysipus, Thyestes, and Atreus had an ivory shoulder after being used in his father's test of the gods' omnipotence. For 10 points, name this King of Pisa served by Tantalus as a meal to the gods, who also conquered a namesake Greek peninsula.
One of this man's sons got Aegeus drunk enough to sleep with Aethra in order to become the maternal grandfather of Theseus; that son of this man was Pittheus.
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