One of this man's brothers, who rode around in a bronze chariot imitating Zeus, was Salmoneus (SAL-moh-NAY-uss). He marked the hooves of his cattle to prove that Autolycus was stealing from him. He earned Zeus's wrath for telling Asopus of Aegina's abduction. This son of Enarete (EE-nuh-REE-tay) and Aeolus (eye-OH-luss) claimed that his wife Merope (muh-ROH-pee) did not perform proper funeral rites. He made that claim in order to convince Persephone to allow him to return to life, and he earlier
One of this man's brothers, who rode around in a bronze chariot imitating Zeus, was Salmoneus (SAL-moh-NAY-uss). He marked the hooves of his cattle to prove that Autolycus was stealing from him. He earned Zeus's wrath for telling Asopus of Aegina's abduction. This son of Enarete (EE-nuh-REE-tay) and Aeolus (eye-OH-luss) claimed that his wife Merope (muh-ROH-pee) did not perform proper funeral rites. He made that claim in order to convince Persephone to allow him to return to life, and he earlier tricked Death into chaining himself. For 10 points, name the tragic Greek who was condemned to eternally roll a boulder up a hill.
One of this man's brothers, who rode around in a bronze chariot imitating Zeus, was Salmoneus (SAL-moh-NAY-uss).
{Sisyphus}