This man left the Underworld after his  wife Merope [MEH-roh-pay] failed to perform proper funeral rites; earlier, he had narrowly escaped  death by chaining up Thanatos.
One of this man's sons was devoured when the supply of human flesh he had been feeding his horses   ran out. This man found his nephew's corpse carried to shore by a dolphin, and his twin sons were  killed by their mother Tyro. He marked his cattle's hooves to prove that they had been stolen, and   then raped the thief's daughter, Anticlea [an-TEE-clee-ah]. This man left the Underworld after his  wife Merope [MEH-roh-pay] failed to perform proper funeral rites; earlier, he had narrowly escaped  death by chaining up Thanatos. Name this king of Corinth who was condemned in Tartarus to  eternally push a boulder up a hill.
One of this man's sons was devoured when the supply of human flesh he had been feeding his horses   ran out.
Sisyphus