This character was responsible for killing Ajax the Lesser. According to some sources, he appointed Pelops his cupbearer and bedfellow.
This character was responsible for killing Ajax the Lesser. According to some sources, he appointed Pelops his cupbearer and bedfellow. The giant Antaeus collected skulls to roof a temple to this god, said to be Antaeus's father, who was forced to work for Laomedon, helping on building the walls of Troy. He fathered the nymph Despoena and the wild horse Arion on one of his sisters. This god, sometimes known as the Earth-Shaker, lost a contest for patronage of Athens to his niece Athena. FTP name this husband of Amphitrite, the Greek god of the sea.
This character was responsible for killing Ajax the Lesser. According to some sources, he appointed Pelops his cupbearer and bedfellow.
Poseidon (accept Athena before "he appointed")