In a play by Euripides he captures Silenus and his sons during their travels, and his murder of Acis appears in Ovid's Metamorphoses.  
When Aeneas rescues Achaemenides, he is warned to watch out for this figure.  In a play by Euripides he captures Silenus and his sons during their travels, and his murder of Acis appears in Ovid's Metamorphoses.  According to Ovid, he combed his hair with a rake and cut his beard with a scythe out of his love for the nymph Galatea, but she scorned him.  In his most famous appearance this son of Poseidon was tricked by an answer of "Noman."  FTP, name this cyclops blinded by Odysseus.
When Aeneas rescues Achaemenides, he is warned to watch out for this figure.  
Polyphemus