In one story, Alexidamus won the right to marry this man's daughter Alceis.
In one story, Alexidamus won the right to marry this man's daughter Alceis. This man's tomb could be found at Lixus, and taking soil from it would cause rain to fall until the soil was replaced; in one story Quintus Sertorius opened that tomb to see if his skeleton was still inside. After his death, this man's wife gave birth to Sophax. This man's children include Iphinoe, who gave birth to Palaemon. This king of Irassa and wife of Tinga used the (*) skulls of his opponents to build a temple to his father Poseidon. This man poured hot sand on himself before one battle, and was finally defeated after his opponent lifted him into the air, severing his connection to his mother Gaia. For 10 points, name this giant who was invincible as long as his feet were touching the ground, who was defeated in a wrestling match by Heracles.
In one story, Alexidamus won the right to marry this man's daughter Alceis.
Antaeus