As penance for killing his wife and sons in a rage, this figure performed twelve tasks.
This man went to Hyperborea to catch an animal sacred to Artemis. Iolaus (EYE-oh-lay-us) held the heads of one creature that this man slew, and he wore another as a (*) pelt after clubbing it to death. This slayer of the Nemean Lion and the Hydra diverted a river to clean the stables of King Augeus and fed Diomedes to his own flesh-eating mares. As penance for killing his wife and sons in a rage, this figure performed twelve tasks. For 10 points, name this Greek hero, the paragon of masculinity.
This man went to Hyperborea to catch an animal sacred to Artemis.
{Heracles} [or {Hercules}]