One of this figure's sons drew an image of Cybele onto Coddinus on Mount Sipylus. One story suggests
One of this figure's sons drew an image of Cybele onto Coddinus on Mount Sipylus. One story suggests that this man tried to share ambrosia with mortals. He invited the gods to a banquet, an action which caused his sons shoulder to be replaced by ivory.  That son Pelops, had his shoulder already eaten by Demeter, before being served to the gods, for which this man was punished. For ten points, identify this father of Niobe, son of Zeus, who was sentenced to be immersed in water that he could not drink, and had fruit dangle over his head.
One of this figure's sons drew an image of Cybele onto Coddinus on Mount Sipylus.
Tantalus