This man's first two wives were Megara and Omphale
The Etruscans believed themselves to be descendants of this deity through his son, Tyrrenhus. This son of Tinia and Uni was often depicted as Cubans  or reclining at table, which was memorialized in a statue  ot the west of the Divus Hadrianus. Temples to this figure throughout the Italic peninsula have led scholars to hypothesize that this deity was important as a patron of herdsman and transhumance. An oracle to Demophon demanded that this figure's daughter, Macaria, be sacrified. In addition to attacking Pylos and slaying all but one of Neleus' sons,, this figure slew all but one of the children of Laomdeon during his sack of Troy. This man's first two wives were Megara and Omphale and he had to the fight the river god, Achelous, in order to marry his third wife, Deinara. For ten points, name this legendary figure, the cousin of Eurystheus, who was given twelve labors.
The Etruscans believed themselves to be descendants of this deity through his son, Tyrrenhus.
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