One story alleging his death involves a herdsman bringing back a dog's tongue, while he would later offer a golden crown to the bull that could beat the Agelaus's champion. Aesacus gave an ominous interpretation of his birth, which his mother dreamt as giving birth to a flaming torch, after which he was left abandoned on Gargarus, the tallest peak of Mount Ida. Later on, Oenone would refuse to treat his fatal wound, inflicted by Philoctetes, which occurred after his duel with Menelaus and his wounding of Achilles. FTP, 
One story alleging his death involves a herdsman bringing back a dog's tongue, while he would later offer a golden crown to the bull that could beat the Agelaus's champion. Aesacus gave an ominous interpretation of his birth, which his mother dreamt as giving birth to a flaming torch, after which he was left abandoned on Gargarus, the tallest peak of Mount Ida. Later on, Oenone would refuse to treat his fatal wound, inflicted by Philoctetes, which occurred after his duel with Menelaus and his wounding of Achilles. FTP, name this brother of Hector, a shepherd whose advice was sought during the wedding of Peleus and Thetis and whose choice of Aphrodite sparked the Trojan War.
One story alleging his death involves a herdsman bringing back a dog's tongue, while he would later offer a golden crown to the bull that could beat the Agelaus's champion.
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