In one story, this figure was saved when his sister offered Heracles a golden veil.
The graceful death of this man's illegitimate son Cebriones sparked Patroclus to joke about oyster diving and his daughter Laodice was married to Telephus before being swallowed by the earth. In one story, this figure was saved when his sister offered Heracles a golden veil. He was originally known as Podarces and was put on the throne by Heracles after his father refused to pay Apollo and Dionysus for their work on the city walls. This brother of Hesione and son of Laomedon used twelve robes, twelve cloaks, twelve sheets, twelve mantles, and twelve tunics to ransom the corpse of one of his sons. This man was dragged out of the temple of Zeus and killed by Neoptolemus after the death of his sons Deiphobus and Helenus and the abduction of his daughter Cassandra. For 10 points, name this husband of Hecuba and father of Paris and Hector, the king of Troy during the Trojan War.
The graceful death of this man's illegitimate son Cebriones sparked Patroclus to joke about oyster diving and his daughter Laodice was married to Telephus before being swallowed by the earth.
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