One of this man's sons, Antilochus, finished second in the chariot race at the games for Patroclus, and another, Peisistratus acted as charioteer for Telemachus after he visited their sandy shores in search of Odysseus.
One of this man's brothers, Periclymenus, was killed after changing into an eagle and being shot by Hercules, and a similar fate was shared by the rest of his family. In the Metamorphoses, this man recounts the story of Caenis and the battle between the Lapiths and the Centaurs, while in the Iliad, he advises Patroclus on the urgency of disguising as Achilles. One of this man's sons, Antilochus, finished second in the chariot race at the games for Patroclus, and another, Peisistratus acted as charioteer for Telemachus after he visited their sandy shores in search of Odysseus. For 10 points, name this king of Pylos, an old wise son of Neleus.
One of this man's brothers, Periclymenus, was killed after changing into an eagle and being shot by Hercules, and a similar fate was shared by the rest of his family.
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