He is treated in literature as the son of Apollo and either Urania, Terpsichore, or Psamathe, the daughter of the king of Argos. According to one story, he was torn apart by dogs upon reaching maturity; in another, he was killed by Apollo after losing to him in a musical contest. One of the great musicians of Greek mythology, he is sometimes treated as the son of Amphiarus. However, he is probably best known as the music teacher of Herakles. FTP, identify this figure that shares his name with a character from the Peanuts comic strip that carries a security blanket.
He is treated in literature as the son of Apollo and either Urania, Terpsichore, or Psamathe, the daughter of the king of Argos. According to one story, he was torn apart by dogs upon reaching maturity; in another, he was killed by Apollo after losing to him in a musical contest. One of the great musicians of Greek mythology, he is sometimes treated as the son of Amphiarus. However, he is probably best known as the music teacher of Herakles. FTP, identify this figure that shares his name with a character from the Peanuts comic strip that carries a security blanket.
He is treated in literature as the son of Apollo and either Urania, Terpsichore, or Psamathe, the daughter of the king of Argos.
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