In the Odyssey, Nestor sacrifices nine black bulls to this figure, reflecting this deity's importance at Pylos. After this figure saved Amymone from being raped by a satyr, he promptly carried her off for himself, fathering Naupilus. Another figure defiled by this deity, Caeneus, requested that this god change her into a man. This deity was the father of (*) Chrysaor and Pegasus by Medusa, and with Thoosa he fathered Polyphemus. This god sent two huge serpents to devour 
In the Odyssey, Nestor sacrifices nine black bulls to this figure, reflecting this deity's importance at Pylos. After this figure saved Amymone from being raped by a satyr, he promptly carried her off for himself, fathering Naupilus. Another figure defiled by this deity, Caeneus, requested that this god change her into a man. This deity was the father of (*) Chrysaor and Pegasus by Medusa, and with Thoosa he fathered Polyphemus. This god sent two huge serpents to devour Laocoon and his sons, and he flooded Athens after losing a contest to Athena for the patronage of the city. For 10 points, name this trident-bearing husband of Amphitrite, the Greek god of earthquakes and the sea.
In the Odyssey, Nestor sacrifices nine black bulls to this figure, reflecting this deity's importance at Pylos.
{Poseidon} [or {Neptune}]