Anteia urged Proetus to have him killed by Iobates, but he acquired a golden bridle and proved undefeatable.
Polyeidus advised him to go to the temple of Athena and the well of Peirene, and the stuff he picked up on that journey proved useful in fighting the Solymians, the Amazons, and the Carian pirates. The brother of Deliades, his adventures began when he accidentally killed either that brother or the tyrant of Corinth. With Philinoe, he was the father of Isander, Laodamia, Hippolochus, and Deidamia. Anteia urged Proetus to have him killed by Iobates, but he acquired a golden bridle and proved undefeatable. For ten points, name this son of Eurymede and Glaucus, who slew the Chimera with the aid of Pegasus.
Polyeidus advised him to go to the temple of Athena and the well of Peirene, and the stuff he picked up on that journey proved useful in fighting the Solymians, the Amazons, and the Carian pirates.
Bellerophontes [or Deophontes; or Hipponous; or Leophontes]