In the Aeneid, it is Minerva's killing of one figure with this name that Juno uses as justification for continual harassment of Aeneas. According to Hyginus, that son of Eriopis killed fourteen men during the Trojan War, including the Amazon Derinoe. That figure, who finished second in the footrace at Patroclus' funeral, raped Cassandra in the temple of Athena. In addition to that aforementioned figure, another man with this name fathered Eurysaces and Philaeus and fought with a shield consisting of the hide of seven bulls. That husband of Tecmessa killed Achamas, Laodamas and the grandson of Bellorophon, Glaucus during the Trojan War. In single combat, he used a massive rock to fight Hector to a draw. When this king of Salamis was not awarded Achilles' armor, he went mad and killed himself. For ten points, give the shared name of these two figures, the lesser of
In the Aeneid, it is Minerva's killing of one figure with this name that Juno uses as justification for continual harassment of Aeneas. According to Hyginus, that son of Eriopis killed fourteen men during the Trojan War, including the Amazon Derinoe. That figure, who finished second in the footrace at Patroclus' funeral, raped Cassandra in the temple of Athena. In addition to that aforementioned figure, another man with this name fathered Eurysaces and Philaeus and fought with a shield consisting of the hide of seven bulls. That husband of Tecmessa killed Achamas, Laodamas and the grandson of Bellorophon, Glaucus during the Trojan War. In single combat, he used a massive rock to fight Hector to a draw. When this king of Salamis was not awarded Achilles' armor, he went mad and killed himself. For ten points, give the shared name of these two figures, the lesser of which was the son of Oileus and the greater of which was the son of Telamon.
In the Aeneid, it is Minerva's killing of one figure with this name that Juno uses as justification for continual harassment of Aeneas.
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