The Roman equivalent of this Greek god fathered a giant named Cacus who stole the Cattle of Geryon from Heracles. He was raised by Eurynome and Thetis on Lemnos, and fathered a child with Gaia named Erichthonius after his attempted rape of Athena. Self-moving (*) tripods ass
The Roman equivalent of this Greek god fathered a giant named Cacus who stole the Cattle of Geryon from Heracles. He was raised by Eurynome and Thetis on Lemnos, and fathered a child with Gaia named Erichthonius after his attempted rape of Athena. Self-moving (*) tripods assist this god, who once gave his mother a throne that she could not get out of. This god used a fine metal net to catch his wife in the middle of an affair with Ares. He fell for a day after he was thrown out of Mount Olympus by his mother Hera. For ten points, name this lame husband of Aphrodite and Greek god of fire, smithing, and metalworking.
The Roman equivalent of this Greek god fathered a giant named Cacus who stole the Cattle of Geryon from Heracles.
Hephaestus [or Hephaistos; do not accept or prompt on "Vulcan"]