He modestly retreated before the Xanthian women when they presented themselves with hoisted skirts. This occurred after he asked Poseidon to flood the plain behind him while he advanced against a king of Lycia. His story is recounted in the Iliad by his grandson Glaucus when Glaucus encounters Diomedes, and his daughter Laodamia was the mother by Zeus of Sarpedon. He defeated a daughter of Echidna and Typhon, but at the end of his life he was crippled after Zeus sent a gadfly to prevent his project of flying to Olympus. FTP, name this hero who affixed to his spear a lump of lead in order to kill the Chimera.
He modestly retreated before the Xanthian women when they presented themselves with hoisted skirts. This occurred after he asked Poseidon to flood the plain behind him while he advanced against a king of Lycia. His story is recounted in the Iliad by his grandson Glaucus when Glaucus encounters Diomedes, and his daughter Laodamia was the mother by Zeus of Sarpedon. He defeated a daughter of Echidna and Typhon, but at the end of his life he was crippled after Zeus sent a gadfly to prevent his project of flying to Olympus. FTP, name this hero who affixed to his spear a lump of lead in order to kill the Chimera.
He modestly retreated before the Xanthian women when they presented themselves with hoisted skirts.
Bellerophon or Bellerophontes