Antigone would commit suicide when she heard  from the Queen of Iolcus that this figure had married to Sterope.
Rather strangely, this figure had both a wife and a daughter  named Polydora, the latter which he sired with Antigone. Antigone would commit suicide when she heard  from the Queen of Iolcus that this figure had married to Sterope. When this figure became jealous of his step brother, Phocus, he and his brother, Telamon, plotted and succeeded in killing him while practicing for the pentathalon. This man accidentally killed his father-in-law, Eurytion, during the Calydonian Boar Hunt. This son of Endeis was given the immortal horses, Balias and Xanthas by Poseidon, and with the help of Proteus, he was able to capture his third wife, who was a shape shifter.. At his wedding to that woman, an item inscribed with the phrase "Kallisti" thrown by Eris caused quite stir among Hera, Athena and Aphrodite, leading to a beauty contest judged by Paris. For ten points, name this member of the Argonauts, who was offered immortality by his wife, Thetis, and fathered Achilles.
Rather strangely, this figure had both a wife and a daughter  named Polydora, the latter which he sired with Antigone.
Peleus