FTP, name the shepherd Cyclops who, according to Homer, was tricked by Odysseus.
According to Virgil, Aeneas rescues Achaemenides from this monster's isle, and Ovid comically portrays him as an unrequited lover of the sea nymph Galatea, whose beloved Acis he kills by throwing part of a mountain at him. Such mountain-throwing behavior is common for this Sicilian giant and son of Poseidon who tries in a similar manner to destroy the last remaining ship of the man who blinded him after escaping from his cave. FTP, name the shepherd Cyclops who, according to Homer, was tricked by Odysseus.
According to Virgil, Aeneas rescues Achaemenides from this monster's isle, and Ovid comically portrays him as an unrequited lover of the sea nymph Galatea, whose beloved Acis he kills by throwing part of a mountain at him.
{Polyphemus} (prompt on Cyclops)