At the end of Book XI of the Odyssey, the possibility of seeing one of these objects prompts Odysseus to flee from the realm of the dead.
At the end of Book XI of the Odyssey, the possibility of seeing one of these objects prompts Odysseus to flee from the realm of the dead. One of these objects led to the demise of Aconteus, Astyages, and nearly two hundred other men. A member of the Seven Against Thebes named Tydeus was denied immortality when Athena spotted him eating a part of one of these objects. One of these objects made a racket after the Maenads set it afloat towards the island of Lesbos. Another one of these objects was safely stored in a kibisis. Fifty of these objects belonged to each of the Hecatonchires. The removal of another of these objects spawned Chrysaor and Pegasus. For 10 points, name these body parts that include a snake-covered one with powers of petrification that belonged to Medusa.
At the end of Book XI of the Odyssey, the possibility of seeing one of these objects prompts Odysseus to flee from the realm of the dead.
heads [accept brain; accept "Medusa's head" or "Orion's head]