Question

In the Argonautica, the Argonaut Ancaeus mocks the proverb “There is many a slip between the cup and the lip” before being proven wrong when he dies in this manner. For 10 points each:
[10h] Describe this cause of death. The blood of a different man killed in this manner became anemone flowers when mixed with a goddess’ tears.
ANSWER: gored by a boar [accept answers relating that they were killed by a boar; prompt on killed by an animal by asking, “What kind of animal?”] (The other man is Adonis.)
[10m] A different Argonaut named Ancaeus was killed by the Calydonian boar, which was eventually killed by this man, who gave its hide to Atalanta.
ANSWER: Meleager
[10e] A boar in Bithynia killed the Argonaut seer Idmon, who was a son of this god of prophecy, music, and the sun.
ANSWER: Apollo
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MissouriChicago A0101020
Chicago BChicago D10101030
Michigan BChicago C0000
Michigan AOhio State A0101020
Ohio State CSIUE B010010
Ohio State BPurdue C1010020
SIUE APurdue A010010
WUSTLPurdue B10101030