This man raised Pirithous with his wife Dia, but Zeus may have been the father. A descendant of Ares and king of the Lapiths in Thessaly, Zeus took pity on him when he was sentenced to exile after killing his father-in-law Deioneus, but he became so enamored of Hera that he impregnated an image of her Zeus had made, which bore him the monster from which the centaurs were d
This man raised Pirithous with his wife Dia, but Zeus may have been the father. A descendant of Ares and king of the Lapiths in Thessaly, Zeus took pity on him when he was sentenced to exile after killing his father-in-law Deioneus, but he became so enamored of Hera that he impregnated an image of her Zeus had made, which bore him the monster from which the centaurs were descended. _FOR TEN POINTS_—name this famous ingrate, bound to a winged, flaming wheel in Tartarus for, among other things, being the first human to shed kindred blood.
This man raised Pirithous with his wife Dia, but Zeus may have been the father.
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