This man, whose first wife was Cleola, later fathered Anaxibia, who became the queen of Phocis after marrying Strophius.
This man, whose first wife was Cleola, later fathered Anaxibia, who became the queen of Phocis after marrying Strophius. He angered Artemis by hiding the finest golden lamb in his flock in a box, but Hermes later helped him recover a throne after Zeus caused the sun to set in the east. He married Crateus's daughter Aerope after the death of her previous husband, this man's son Pleisthenes. Chrysippus was killed by this man and his brother at the behest of their mother Hippodamia. He killed and cooked his brother Thyestes's children, furthering a curse that had begun with his grandfather Tantalus. For 10 points, identify this son of Pelops, the father of Menelaus and Agamemnon.
This man, whose first wife was Cleola, later fathered Anaxibia, who became the queen of Phocis after marrying Strophius.
{Atreus}