He convinced his friend Pandareus to steal a golden dog and stole some ambrosia and nectar from Zeus' table, but his biggest crime occurred during a meal in his home during which Demeter ate a chunk from the shoulder of his son Pelops.
This man's wife is variously listed as Clytia, Eurythemista or Euryanassa, and this king of Sipylos was said to be the son of the nymph Pluto and either Tmolus or Zeus. His daughter married a man who moved stones with music to build Thebes, while one of this man's sons was taken by Poseidon to serve as Poseidon's cupbearer and bedfellow, and his other son was the incredibly ugly sculptor Broteas. He convinced his friend Pandareus to steal a golden dog and stole some ambrosia and nectar from Zeus' table, but his biggest crime occurred during a meal in his home during which Demeter ate a chunk from the shoulder of his son Pelops. For 10 points, name this Greek figure tormented in the underworld by fruit that he cannot reach and water that he cannot drink.
This man's wife is variously listed as Clytia, Eurythemista or Euryanassa, and this king of Sipylos was said to be the son of the nymph Pluto and either Tmolus or Zeus.
{Tantalus}