One figure by this name was one of the Epigonoi, the sons of the Seven Against Thebes. Another was the son of Ares and Cyrene, a Thracian king killed by Heracles during one of his labors. The former was one of the foremost Greek fighters in the Trojan war, and exchanged his armor with Glaukos instead of dueling him. In Book V of the Iliad, Athena lifts the mist from his eyes, which allows him to see immortals and attack them, known as his aristeia. For ten points, give the common name of these characters, one the owner of some mares Heracles was instructed to bring to Mycenae, the other a suit
One figure by this name was one of the Epigonoi, the sons of the Seven Against Thebes. Another was the son of Ares and Cyrene, a Thracian king killed by Heracles during one of his labors. The former was one of the foremost Greek fighters in the Trojan war, and exchanged his armor with Glaukos instead of dueling him. In Book V of the Iliad, Athena lifts the mist from his eyes, which allows him to see immortals and attack them, known as his aristeia. For ten points, give the common name of these characters, one the owner of some mares Heracles was instructed to bring to Mycenae, the other a suitor of Helen and son of Tydeus.
One figure by this name was one of the Epigonoi, the sons of the Seven Against Thebes.
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