This man commanded Polydius of Argos to find and resurrect his dead son, and later to teach this son, Glaucus, the art of divination.
This man commanded Polydius of Argos to find and resurrect his dead son, and later to teach this son, Glaucus, the art of divination. He defeated king Nisus of Megara with the help of that king's daughter  Scylla, who fell in love with this man. He rose to power by killing the ruler Asterion and banishing his brothers Sarpedon and Rhadamanthys, the latter of which would share his role in Hades. He was killed in  his bath by the daughters of King Cocalus of Sicily during his search for a man who threaded a spiral  seashell by tying a string to an ant. That man escaped this ruler's island after designing both a mechanical cow for his wife Pasiphae and the labyrinth that held her son, the Minotaur. For ten points, name this judge of the dead and king of Crete.
This man commanded Polydius of Argos to find and resurrect his dead son, and later to teach this son, Glaucus, the art of divination.
Minos