In one version of this figure's myth, he meets his fate after challenging Zeus for the affection of Semele.
This figure's manner of death was very similar to that of the Delian prince Thasius, son of Anius. Pausanias claimed to have been shown a rock near Vergoutiani known as this man's "bed." His parents left his native city and went to Ereneia and Ceos after his death. In one version of this figure's myth, he meets his fate after challenging Zeus for the affection of Semele. The most famous story of this son of Autonoe and Aristaeus, related by Callimachus, notes that his punishment only took effect after he responded to a call issued by his hunting party. This man died on Mount Cithaeron not long after unluckily encountering Artemis bathing in a spring. For 10 points, name this mythological hunter who was transformed into a stag and eventually devoured by his own dogs.
This figure's manner of death was very similar to that of the Delian prince Thasius, son of Anius.
Actaeon [or Aktaion]