Isidore of Seville claimed that this region is inhabited by sciopodes, which are humans who only have one foot.
Isidore of Seville claimed that this region is inhabited by sciopodes, which are humans who only have one foot. A story states that Apollonius of Tyana travelled to this region's capital and saved its inhabitants from a phantom satyr who had been terrorizing the city. Pliny the Elder's Natural History describes an animal from this region that has a deadly gaze, but has a head so incredibly heavy that it is unable to look at anything other than the ground. This region home to the catoblepas was also home to a warrior whose blood is used to create a huge river that annually reeks of human flesh when it flows. Poseidon sent a sea monster named Cetus who terrorized a ruler of this kingdom named Cepheus. A group of warriors that turned into birds were present at the funeral of a son of Eos who served as king of this region and was slain in the Trojan War. For 10 points, name this portion of Africa that was ruled by Memnon.
Isidore of Seville claimed that this region is inhabited by sciopodes, which are humans who only have one foot.
Ethiopia [or Aethiopis; prompt on "Africa" before "Africa"]