Laertes

Laertes' strength failed him when he heard the convincing proofs which his son had given him.

All this would Owen do, and more; he would do more than any Laertes had ever dreamed.

The woman died at sea, and the pirates sold the boy to Laertes, the father of Ulysses, who treated him kindly.

Melina by no means pleased the lively Laertes, when introduced to him, any more than his wife did Philina.