During the Trojan War, this figure killed Peirasus, Deioneus, Admetus and two sons of Antenor, Medon and Achamas. After the war, this figure was driven from his hometown of Meliboaea and then settled 
During the Trojan War, this figure killed Peirasus, Deioneus, Admetus and two sons of Antenor, Medon and Achamas. After the war, this figure was driven from his hometown of Meliboaea and then settled in Italy at Crimissa, where he fought agains the Lucanians. Hyginus claims that after this figure fell ill, he was kept alive by King Actor's shepherd, Iphimachus. That illness would later be cured by either Polidarius or Machaon after Odysseus and Neoptolemus convinced this figure to come to Troy. Some accounts state that this son of Demonassa's affair with Chryse was the cause of this disease, while other state that Hera inflicted that illness on him for lighting Heracles' funeral pyre. For that act of kindness, Heracles gave this figure a special set of bow and arrows, which  this figure used to kill Paris. The subject of a Sophoclean drama, for ten points, name this talented archer who was stranded on Lemnos after being bitten by a snake.
During the Trojan War, this figure killed Peirasus, Deioneus, Admetus and two sons of Antenor, Medon and Achamas.
{Philoctetes}