Thessandrus and Sthenelus were given command of this object, which was the subject of an argument between Thymoetes and Capys.
Thessandrus and Sthenelus were given command of this object, which was the subject of an argument between Thymoetes and Capys. This object was circled three times by a queen who imitated other women's voices, and its creation was overseen by Epeius on Mount Ida. It was put into use after the theft of the Palladium removed divine protection from its target. A priest who hurled a spear at the side of this object was strangled by serpents along with his sons; that priest was Laocoon. For 10 points, identify this large, hollow, wooden sculpture designed by Odysseus to infiltrate a namesake city.
Thessandrus and Sthenelus were given command of this object, which was the subject of an argument between Thymoetes and Capys.
{Trojan Horse} [accept obvious equivalents like "big wooden horse used to get into Troy"]