His father torched Apollo's temple at Delphi after Apollo seduced his sister Coronis, leading to the birth of the great healer Asclepius.  According to the Iliad, his wife Dia was seduced by Zeus, a union that created Piritho
His father torched Apollo's temple at Delphi after Apollo seduced his sister Coronis, leading to the birth of the great healer Asclepius.  According to the Iliad, his wife Dia was seduced by Zeus, a union that created Pirithous, although this man is more often considered Pirithous' father.  He was the first to shed kindred blood when he killed his father-in-law with burning coals, but when Zeus purified him and invited him to Olympus, this man proved he was not quite as skilled at seduction.  In an attempt to seduce Hera, he ended up impregnating a cloud to become the ancestor of the Centaurs. For 10 points, name this man who, in punishment, remains bound to a fiery wheel in Tartarus.
His father torched Apollo's temple at Delphi after Apollo seduced his sister Coronis, leading to the birth of the great healer Asclepius.  
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