For 10 points, name this Greek hero who shares his name with an animal that arose from the ashes of its predecessor every 500 years.
This man likens prayers to wrinkled daughters of Zeus who hobble after sin but never catch up to it. In Sophocles' Philoctetes, Neoptolemus falsely claims that this man is leading a Greek expedition to Lemnos. The Bibliotheca lists this man's sister as the mother of Ctesippus by Heracles. This man's relatives hold continuous watch over him for nine days and nights to prevent him from leaving home, but on the tenth night he escapes. This brother of Astydamia sleeps with his father's concubine Clytia at the urging of his mother, leading his father to blind him and curse him with infertility; he has his sight restored by Chiron and becomes king of Dolopia thanks to his benefactor Peleus. With Ajax the Greater and Odysseus, this son of Cleobule and Amyntor gives an impassioned speech exhorting his one-time pupil to resume fighting in the Trojan War. For 10 points, name this Greek hero who shares his name with an animal that arose from the ashes of its predecessor every 500 years.
This man likens prayers to wrinkled daughters of Zeus who hobble after sin but never catch up to it.
Phoenix