This man, who ruled over the bounty of the fish, was usually depicted as an extremely old water- dwelling man.
Aiakos loved Psamanthe, a daughter of this deity, and he was worshipped under the name Geron in Laconia. This grandfather of Akhilieus had that grandson through a daughter of this deity described as "Silver-shod." In one account, this god is described as the son of Pontos who tells no lies. Herakles wrestled with this god for his knowledge, which turned out to be directions to the land of the Hesperides, and this god had a son who apotheosized by eating a blue magical herb named Glaucus. This man, who ruled over the bounty of the fish, was usually depicted as an extremely old water- dwelling man. For ten points, identify this husband of Doris, who had fifty daughters that included Thetis and Amphitrite.
Aiakos loved Psamanthe, a daughter of this deity, and he was worshipped under the name Geron in Laconia.
{Nereus}