This character shares his name with a king who took Calchas's sister Theonoë as his mistress, but released her when her sister Leucippe and father Thestor turned up at his court. This character's death is similar to that of King Bladud in Geoffrey of Monmouth's History of the Kings of Britain, and resembles a non-fatal calamity that befell Sampati during a competition with his brother (*) Jatayu, 
This character shares his name with a king who took Calchas's sister Theonoë as his mistress, but released her when her sister Leucippe and father Thestor turned up at his court. This character's death is similar to that of King Bladud in Geoffrey of Monmouth's History of the Kings of Britain, and resembles a non-fatal calamity that befell Sampati during a competition with his brother (*) Jatayu, the king of the vultures. This figure's mother Naucrate was one of Minos's slaves, and he and his father spent some time locked up in the Labyrinth after his father helped Pasiphaë mate with the Cretan Bull. For 10 points, melting wax spelled doom for what son of the master craftsman Daedalus who died when he flew too close to the sun?
This character shares his name with a king who took Calchas's sister Theonoë as his mistress, but released her when her sister Leucippe and father Thestor turned up at his court.
Icarus