Calais and Zetes took the creatures who later tormented this man to the Strophades, allowing him to eat without having those monsters befoul his food.
One of many tales about his first punishment says that he had told Phrixus the route from Colchis to Hellas, angering Poseidon, though he was more often said to have abused the gift of prophecy by not sufficiently obscuring the future. The apparent discrepancy in generations between Agenor, who is often called the father of this man, and the people who rescued him from his plight, led to the subsequent claim that he preferred long life to sight. Calais and Zetes took the creatures who later tormented this man to the Strophades, allowing him to eat without having those monsters befoul his food. For 10 points, name this king of Salmydessus who was targeted by the Harpies.
One of many tales about his first punishment says that he had told Phrixus the route from Colchis to Hellas, angering Poseidon, though he was more often said to have abused the gift of prophecy by not sufficiently obscuring the future.
{Phineus}