Pseudo-Apollodorus relates a story in which this man was killed for assaulting the Hyperborean virgin Upis. Two of his daughters were taught to weave by Athena and sacrificed themselves to end a plague, for which they were turned into comets. Besides fathering Menippe and Metioche, another story suggests he pined for his first wife Side. This son of Hyrieus was guided by the sound of hammers and the boy on his shoulders, Cedalion, to reach Helios, who healed the wounds inflicted on this man for his assault of Merope. Though Oenopion blinded him, many tales state it was a huge scorpion that kil
Pseudo-Apollodorus relates a story in which this man was killed for assaulting the Hyperborean virgin Upis. Two of his daughters were taught to weave by Athena and sacrificed themselves to end a plague, for which they were turned into comets. Besides fathering Menippe and Metioche, another story suggests he pined for his first wife Side. This son of Hyrieus was guided by the sound of hammers and the boy on his shoulders, Cedalion, to reach Helios, who healed the wounds inflicted on this man for his assault of Merope. Though Oenopion blinded him, many tales state it was a huge scorpion that killed him because he boasted of being able to kill all beasts. For 10 points, name this giant mythological huntsman.
Pseudo-Apollodorus relates a story in which this man was killed for assaulting the Hyperborean virgin Upis.
Orion