This character broke up the unions of his six sons and six daughters, fearing to infringe on the Olympic prerogative of incest. In the Aeneid, Juno promises the nymph Deiopea to this son of Arne and Poseidon in return for his help against the fleet of Aeneas. In the Odyssey, Odysseus visits his island twice, but this father
This character broke up the unions of his six sons and six daughters, fearing to infringe on the Olympic prerogative of incest. In the Aeneid, Juno promises the nymph Deiopea to this son of Arne and Poseidon in return for his help against the fleet of Aeneas. In the Odyssey, Odysseus visits his island twice, but this father-in-law of Ceyx proves inhospitable the second time after Odysseus's men, hoping for wine, untie the silver cord from a special bag given by this character to Odysseus. Before the bag was untied, only Zephyrus was free to act. FTP, name this immortal who was placed in charge of the winds.
This character broke up the unions of his six sons and six daughters, fearing to infringe on the Olympic prerogative of incest.
Aeolus