He cheated death twice, once by ordering his wife Merope to leave him unburied, and once by tricking Hades into handcuffing himself.
According to one story, this man populated Corinth with men sprung from mushrooms; according to another story, Medea gave him the city. He was the father of Glaucus, who was devoured by his own horses, and the grandfather of Bellerophon. He cheated death twice, once by ordering his wife Merope to leave him unburied, and once by tricking Hades into handcuffing himself. For 10 points, name this man who was then punished in Tartarus by rolling a boulder up a hill in perpetuity.
According to one story, this man populated Corinth with men sprung from mushrooms; according to another story, Medea gave him the city.
{Sisyphus}