Father to the ill-fated hunter Actaeon, this man is the subject of an epyllion in the fourth book of (*) Vergil's Georgics.
On Ceos, this man put the murderers of Icarius to death and offered sacrifices to Zeus, thereby convincing Zeus to send the Etesian Winds to cool the heat of the Dog Star. Though he is not Menelaus, this man was instructed to sacrifice four cows and four bulls, then bring a black ewe and poppies to their corpses nine days later, after he successfully captured the shape-shifting Proteus. This man was born in Libya to a nymph who had been carried off while wrestling a lion on Mount Pelion. Father to the ill-fated hunter Actaeon, this man is the subject of an epyllion in the fourth book of (*) Vergil's Georgics. This son of Cyrene brought a bunch of bees out of a rotting corpse to end a curse placed on him after a woman was bitten by a snake on the banks of Tempe. For 10 points, name this honey-loving son of Apollo whose pursuit of Eurydice resulted in her death.
On Ceos, this man put the murderers of Icarius to death and offered sacrifices to Zeus, thereby convincing Zeus to send the Etesian Winds to cool the heat of the Dog Star.
Aristaeus