His daughter was turned into a weeping rock on Mount Sipylus, while his son beat Oenomaus in a chariot race to marry Hippodamia.
According to some myths, this man was killed by a falling boulder from Mount Sipylus for harboring the golden dog that Pandareus stole. His daughter was turned into a weeping rock on Mount Sipylus, while his son beat Oenomaus in a chariot race to marry Hippodamia. This man's father invited him to dine on Olympus, only for this man to (*) steal some ambrosia and nectar. His son Pelops received an ivory shoulder after this man served him as food to the gods. For ten points, identify this man who suffers from perpetual thirst and hunger in the underworld.
According to some myths, this man was killed by a falling boulder from Mount Sipylus for harboring the golden dog that Pandareus stole.
Tantalus