A female one named Hylonome is mentioned as committing suicide after learning of the death of her husband in battle, and a wrathful one name Pholus is mentioned as guarding the river of blood in Canto 7 of Dante's Inferno, and they were  born of two clouds made in the image of Hera named Ixion and Nephele. Their attempt to abduct Hippodamia resulted in  their epic battle with the Lapiths, another Thessalian race. A poisonous cloak given by one of these named Nessus  resulted in the death of Heracles, but perhaps the most famous one was the only gentle member of this ra
A female one named Hylonome is mentioned as committing suicide after learning of the death of her husband in battle, and a wrathful one name Pholus is mentioned as guarding the river of blood in Canto 7 of Dante's Inferno, and they were  born of two clouds made in the image of Hera named Ixion and Nephele. Their attempt to abduct Hippodamia resulted in  their epic battle with the Lapiths, another Thessalian race. A poisonous cloak given by one of these named Nessus  resulted in the death of Heracles, but perhaps the most famous one was the only gentle member of this race, the tutor of Asclepius, Jason, Theseus, and Achilles, who was named Chiron. FTP, name these creatures who include Ronan,  Magorian, Bane, and Firenze in the Harry Potter universe, and are part man, part horse.
A female one named Hylonome is mentioned as committing suicide after learning of the death of her husband in battle, and a wrathful one name Pholus is mentioned as guarding the river of blood in Canto 7 of Dante's Inferno, and they were  born of two clouds made in the image of Hera named Ixion and Nephele.