Along with his son Telemachus, he slew over one hundred suitors for his wife Penelope.
This man was killed with a lance tipped with the venom of a stingray. After his death, his son by an extramarital affair, Telegonus, married his wife, and his son by his wife married the mother of Telegonus. His affair that produced Telegonus occurred on Aeaea, where Hermes gave him moly to allow him to resist (*) Circe's magic. Along with his son Telemachus, he slew over one hundred suitors for his wife Penelope. For 10 points, name this king of Ithaca whose journey back from the Trojan War was told by Homer.
This man was killed with a lance tipped with the venom of a stingray.
{Odysseus} [or {Ulysses}]