The possible wives of this figure include Euryanassa, daughter of the river god Pactolus, or Eurythemista, the daughter of the river god Xanthus, or Clytia; in any case, he had a deformed son named Broteas who became a great 
The possible wives of this figure include Euryanassa, daughter of the river god Pactolus, or Eurythemista, the daughter of the river god Xanthus, or Clytia; in any case, he had a deformed son named Broteas who became a great sculptor. He's the son of the nymph Pluto, who was married to Tmolus, and one story about him says that he had his friend Pandareus steal a golden dog from a shrine on Crete and then denied it, but was exposed by Hermes. His other children included Niobe and one he tried to chop up and serve to the gods, Pelops. For 10 points, name this king of Sipylos who was punished for his deeds by having food eternally out of his reach.
The possible wives of this figure include Euryanassa, daughter of the river god Pactolus, or Eurythemista, the daughter of the river god Xanthus, or Clytia; in any case, he had a deformed son named Broteas who became a great sculptor.
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