Po-ne'e-aku and Po-ne'e-mai were the parents of one of these in Hawaiian mythology.
Po-ne'e-aku and Po-ne'e-mai were the parents of one of these in Hawaiian mythology. One of these creatures could only be placated by people who had donated bread to the poor, and dwelled near the giantess Modgud. Zeus petrified one of these creatures when it set out after the Teumessian Vixen, and Heracles killed one when it tried to defend its owner, a three-bodied giant. One of these creatures died happy upon recognizing Odysseus in disguise. Laelaps, Orthrus and Argos were all examples of, FTP, these animals also exemplified by such underworld guardians as the four-eyed Garm and the three-headed Cerberus.
Po-ne'e-aku and Po-ne'e-mai were the parents of one of these in Hawaiian mythology.
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