 The Hesiodic "Shield of Heracles" names a mountain near Thebes Typhaonium, perhaps reflecting an early tradition which also had Typhon buried under a Boeotian mountain.And some apparently claimed that Typhon was buried beneath a mountain in Boeotia, from which came exhaltations of fire.Homer describes a place he calls the "couch [or bed] of Typhoeus", which he locates in the land of the Arimoi ("εἰν Ἀρίμοις"), where Zeus lashes the land about Typhoeus with his thunderbolts.