This man succeeded Alcathous as King of Megara. At the moment of this hero's birth, Heracles threw the skin of the Nemean Lion around him, making him invulnerable except in his neck and arm-pit, which were covered by Heracles's quiver. This son of Periboea and step-son of Hesione helped protect the body of Patroclus. He bound a white-footed ram upright to a pillar and flogged it with a horse's halter while screaming abuse and calling it perfidious Odysseus, after Athena drove him mad. He carried a shield covered with seven layers of bull hide behind which his half-brother Teucer used to shelter. FTP, name this son of Telamon, the greater of two heroes of the same name.
This man succeeded Alcathous as King of Megara. At the moment of this hero's birth, Heracles threw the skin of the Nemean Lion around him, making him invulnerable except in his neck and arm-pit, which were covered by Heracles's quiver. This son of Periboea and step-son of Hesione helped protect the body of Patroclus. He bound a white-footed ram upright to a pillar and flogged it with a horse's halter while screaming abuse and calling it perfidious Odysseus, after Athena drove him mad. He carried a shield covered with seven layers of bull hide behind which his half-brother Teucer used to shelter. FTP, name this son of Telamon, the greater of two heroes of the same name.
This man succeeded Alcathous as King of Megara. At the moment of this hero's birth, Heracles threw the skin of the Nemean Lion around him, making him invulnerable except in his neck and arm-pit, which were covered by Heracles's quiver.
Ajax the Greater or Telamonian Ajax or Ajax of Salamis or Ajax son of Telamon (prompt on Ajax; do not accept Ajax the Lesser, Little Ajax, Oilean Ajax, Locrian Ajax, Ajax son of Oileus or Ajax of Locris)