The island of Thrinacia was sacred to this god, and was where his daughters Lampetia and Phaethusa lived.
One of this god's sons, Tenages, was murdered by four of his other sons; those five, along with Ochimus and Cercaphus, were the seven sons of this god and the nymph Rhode who drove the Telkhines out of Rhodes. Heracles profusely apologized for angrily firing an arrow at this god and was in turn rewarded with a trip to Erytheia in this god's giant golden cup. The island of Thrinacia was sacred to this god, and was where his daughters Lampetia and Phaethusa lived. That island was also home to a (*) herd of oxen sacred to this god, some of which were eaten by Odysseus's crew. This son of Hyperion was often conflated by post-Homeric writers with Apollo. In the most famous story about him, he unwisely vowed to let his son Phaethon drive his chariot. For 10 points, name this Titan of the sun.
One of this god's sons, Tenages, was murdered by four of his other sons; those five, along with Ochimus and Cercaphus, were the seven sons of this god and the nymph Rhode who drove the Telkhines out of Rhodes.
Helios [or Helius]