SAGA February

[4legsgood]

6d Hero from Athens, not a name to use indiscriminately. (7) T?E?E?S if Theseus - why?

[Lie-in King]

Theseus - '(A)the(n)s' + anag 'use' (remove 'A N(ame))

[roslyn251254]

athens without stan (name) + use anagram gives theseus

[Slimjo]

thes (athens less (a) and (n) eus anagram of use (use descriminately)

[bookbinder]

Theseus is made up of "these" and "us", which are both definite pronouns, i.e. they state precisely what they are referring to. "Indiscriminately" implies "vaguely; imprecisely", So, "not...indiscriminately" means "not vaguely; not in an imprecise manner", hence, "These" and "us", namely, these (not them) and us (not just anybody).

[4legsgood]

Thanks Lie-in-King. I saw the A bit but didn't know n is used for name.