The most famous of these was tricked into shouting that he was being attacked by Nobody, so his allies did not come to his defense.
Theocritus wrote a poem about one of these creatures falling in love with Galatea (gaa-luh-TAY-uh), and these are the title creatures in the only satyr (SAA-tir) play to have survived in its entirety from ancient Greece. Three of these creatures named Brontes (BROHN-tees), Steropes (steer-OH-peez), and Arges (AHR-geez) were locked in Tartarus by their father, Uranus, but later created Hades' Helmet of Darkness, Poseidon's trident, and Zeus'  thunderbolts. The most famous of these was tricked into shouting that he was being attacked by Nobody, so his allies did not come to his defense. Identify this race of giants whose most noted member, who was attacked by Odysseus, was the one-eyed Polyphemus.
Theocritus wrote a poem about one of these creatures falling in love with Galatea (gaa-luh-TAY-uh), and these are the title creatures in the only satyr (SAA-tir) play to have survived in its entirety from ancient Greece.
Cyclopses