This figure struck a deal with another man to make the spring Peirene flow behind a temple of Aphrodite.
This man refused to divulge the burial location of Neleus to King Nestor, and one account of his demise relates that he, too, was a robber slain by Theseus. This figure struck a deal with another man to make the spring Peirene flow behind a temple of Aphrodite. That occurred in a city that this man founded, which is sometimes called Ephyra, and was supposedly populated with men that sprung from mushrooms. This figure started the Isthmian Games and had earlier used the letters "SS" to brand the feet of cattle that did not belong to Autolycus, thus proving Autolycus a thief. He was punished for revealing the divine secrets of Zeus to Asopus, and later he tricked Hades by demonstrating to him the use of handcuffs. He also tricked Persephone into going back to the world above temporarily, after which this figure was punished eternally. For 10 points, name this resident of Hades charged with endlessly rolling a boulder.
This man refused to divulge the burial location of Neleus to King Nestor, and one account of his demise relates that he, too, was a robber slain by Theseus.
Sisyphus