This husband of Cleopatra killed the centaurs, Hylaeus and Rhaecus, as well as Iphicles and Euryplus, to protect the honor of one of his companions.
This man's daughter, Polydora, married Protesilaus, the first of the Achaeans to die in the Trojan War. Polydora was his only child with the daughter of Marpessa, though some sources claim that he was the father of a figure raised by Telephus. Only this man and Medusa did not flee when Heracles entered the Underworld and in return, Heracles promised to marry this man's sister, Deinara. This husband of Cleopatra killed the centaurs, Hylaeus and Rhaecus, as well as Iphicles and Euryplus, to protect the honor of one of his companions. This son of Oeneus also killed his uncles, Toxeus and Plexippus, when they refused to give that companion a prize because she was a woman. That murder so enraged his mother, Althaea, that she threw a brand that kept this figure alive into a fire. For ten points, name this hero, who fell in love with Atalanta during the Calydonian boar hunt.
This man's daughter, Polydora, married Protesilaus, the first of the Achaeans to die in the Trojan War.
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