In one story, this figure ruled in Arcardia and was succeeded by a son of Dardanus named Deimas. In another story, after showing poor hospitality by enclosing his orchard and placing a dragon to watch his trees, he was turned to stone by Perseus. This son of (*) Iapetus and Clymene fathered the Pleides, and in another story he fetched golden apples from the Hesperides. The
In one story, this figure ruled in Arcardia and was succeeded by a son of Dardanus named Deimas. In another story, after showing poor hospitality by enclosing his orchard and placing a dragon to watch his trees, he was turned to stone by Perseus. This son of (*) Iapetus and Clymene fathered the Pleides, and in another story he fetched golden apples from the Hesperides. The brother of Menoetius, Prometheus, and Epimetheus, for 10 points, identify this titan who was tricked by Heracles into forever holding the earth on his shoulders. 
In one story, this figure ruled in Arcardia and was succeeded by a son of Dardanus named Deimas.
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