This man received bread from the satyr Silenus in exchange for wine from Maron.
This man received bread from the satyr Silenus in exchange for wine from Maron. A variant myth claims that  this man's son Romanus colonized Rome. While avenging the death of Leukos, this man accidentally killed  Demokoön. He struck Thersites after Thersites insulted Agamemnon, and he buried some gold and forged a letter  from Priam to frame a son of Nauplius. King Alcinous of the Phaiakians briefly sheltered this man, whose rival  Palamedes proved that this man was faking insanity by throwing his infant son in front of his plow. For 10 points,  identify this son of Laertes who was seduced by Calypso, and who, with the help of Eumaeus and Telemachus,  killed the suitors of his wife Penelope.
This man received bread from the satyr Silenus in exchange for wine from Maron.
{Odysseus} [or {Ulysses} or {Ulixes}]