This figure and Menoetius were opposed by his brother, Epimetheus, in the Titanomachy.
This figure and Menoetius were opposed by his brother, Epimetheus, in the Titanomachy. In one story, he refuses to grant hospitality to Perseus because of a prophecy that a son of Zeus would steal the golden apples guarded by Hesperides, who were this figure's descendants, along with the(*) Pleiades. That prophecy was instead fulfilled by Heracles, who stole the golden apples after taking over this Titan's job and tricking him back into his punishment. For 10 points, identify this Titan who was punished by Zeus to hold up the heavens for eternity.
This figure and Menoetius were opposed by his brother, Epimetheus, in the Titanomachy.
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