According to the 33rd of Parthenius' Love Stories, this mythological figure fell in love with his daughter, then burned her children to death. His grandson of the same name was King of Pisa killed by Agamemnon. This ruler of Mount Sipylus was once crushed under a rock for lying about knowing the location of a golden dog made by Hephaestus. One of his sons was driven mad by Artmeis and threw himself upon a lighted pyre and another had his left shoulder eaten by Demeter. For ten points, name this 
According to the 33rd of Parthenius' Love Stories, this mythological figure fell in love with his daughter, then burned her children to death. His grandson of the same name was King of Pisa killed by Agamemnon. This ruler of Mount Sipylus was once crushed under a rock for lying about knowing the location of a golden dog made by Hephaestus. One of his sons was driven mad by Artmeis and threw himself upon a lighted pyre and another had his left shoulder eaten by Demeter. For ten points, name this father of Broteas, Niobe, and Pelops, who was eternally tempted with food and water in Tartarus.
According to the 33rd of Parthenius' Love Stories, this mythological figure fell in love with his daughter, then burned her children to death.
{Tantalus}