He took his hundred-reed pipe and sang how the woman he desired "was whiter than snow" and yet "more cruel than fire."
The seer Telemus predicted the occasion when this figure would go blind. He took his hundred-reed pipe and sang how the woman he desired "was whiter than snow" and yet "more cruel than fire." He fell in love with a woman who herself was in love with the son of Faunus, Acis, but this figure crushed Acis under a boulder. In a more famous story, this figure devours four Achaeans before he is blinded a by a figure named "Nobody," who proceeds to escape from this figure's cave by lashing to the underside of sheep. When he hears the real name of his assailant, he calls on his father Poseidon for revenge, who makes sure that the assailant, Odysseus, wanders for 10 years before reaching home. For 10 points, name this Cyclops in the Odyssey.
The seer Telemus predicted the occasion when this figure would go blind.
{Polyphemus}