This man convinced Hermes's son Myrtilus to replace Oenomaus's chariot axles with wax so that he could defeat him in a chariot race and win the hand of his eventual wife, Hippodamia. Those actions drew a curse on this man's family, which including his children Chrysippus, Thyestes, and Atreus. This 
This man convinced Hermes's son Myrtilus to replace Oenomaus's chariot axles with wax so that he could defeat him in a chariot race and win the hand of his eventual wife, Hippodamia. Those actions drew a curse on this man's family, which including his children Chrysippus, Thyestes, and Atreus. This man's boastful sister Niobe lost her children to Apollo and Artemis, and Hephaestus reconstructed part of this man's body from ivory after Demeter consumed it. For 10 points, name this figure who was served as a meal to the gods by his father Tantalus.
This man convinced Hermes's son Myrtilus to replace Oenomaus's chariot axles with wax so that he could defeat him in a chariot race and win the hand of his eventual wife, Hippodamia.
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