Â Sharing his name with a king of Crete who fathered Idomeneus, this son of Prometheus refused to allow animals into a chest that he crafted.
The story of this man appears in Lucian's "On the Syrian Goddess," a text that claims that he built a temple to Atargatis possibly found at Hierapolis. Â This man's children include Hellen and Protogenea. Â This man's most notable action was precipitated by Lycaon's sacrifice of a young boy and by Lycaon's sons serving the organs of their murdered brother Nyctimus in a stew. Â He received an instruction to cast the (*) bones of his mother behind his shoulder, correctly interpreting that instruction to create a group of people by throwing some rocks. Â Sharing his name with a king of Crete who fathered Idomeneus, this son of Prometheus refused to allow animals into a chest that he crafted. Â For 10 points, name this figure from Greek mythology who survived a flood alongside his wife, Pyrrha.
The story of this man appears in Lucian's "On the Syrian Goddess," a text that claims that he built a temple to Atargatis possibly found at Hierapolis.
Deucalion