A myth claims that after siding with this god in an argument, Tiresias was blinded, and this god compensated for it by giving him a longer life.
A myth claims that after siding with this god in an argument, Tiresias was blinded, and this god compensated for it by giving him a longer life. Another myth claims that this figure was dangled by a rope in his youth in order to avoid being seen by his father, who ruled the sky, earth, and seas, and this god gave Tros horses as compensation for (*) abducting Ganymede so he could be cup-bearer at Mount Olympus. and he once turned into a white bull in order to kidnap Europa. This god killed his father after forcing him to regurgitate his siblings. For ten points, name this Greek god, the son of Rhea and Cronus and the king of the gods, who is often shown hurling thunderbolts.
A myth claims that after siding with this god in an argument, Tiresias was blinded, and this god compensated for it by giving him a longer life.
Zeus [accept Jupiter before “Greek”] &lt;MS&gt;