Following that interaction this figure kills Eupeithes, and (*) Penelope kept her suitors at bay by weaving a shroud for this figure.
This figure was the father of Ctimene, and this son of Arcesius was called the "king of Cephallenians" after his grandfather Cephalus. As a youth this man raided the city of Nericum and participated in the Calydonian boar hunt, and this figure learned of his son's identity after he recalled all of the trees he had given as gifts. Following that interaction this figure kills Eupeithes, and (*) Penelope kept her suitors at bay by weaving a shroud for this figure. For 10 points, identify this wife of Anticlea who was the father of Odysseus.
This figure was the father of Ctimene, and this son of Arcesius was called the "king of Cephallenians" after his grandfather Cephalus.
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