In The Dialogues of the Dead, this figure offers his opinion on what Ixion  should be punished for, and he also chastises Helios for clumsily allowing his  son to use his chariot.
In The Dialogues of the Dead, this figure offers his opinion on what Ixion  should be punished for, and he also chastises Helios for clumsily allowing his  son to use his chariot. Pausanias claims that a statue of this figure contains  sphinxes terrorizing the Theban people, as well this man being flanked by four  statues of Nike. This figure resolved a paradox by flinging the Teumessian Fox  and Laelaps into the stars after they had been turned into stone. In Arcadia,  this god slept with the nymph Maia. The three judges of the underworld were  fathered by this man. For 10 points, name this Greek thunder god.
In The Dialogues of the Dead, this figure offers his opinion on what Ixion  should be punished for, and he also chastises Helios for clumsily allowing his  son to use his chariot.
Zeus