This figure's seduction of Leucothoe led the jealous Clytia to starve herself and turn into a flower.
This figure's seduction of Leucothoe led the jealous Clytia to starve herself and turn into a flower. This figure turned Arge into a doe for boasting that she could run as fast as him. This figure's children were jealous of Tenages, leading them to kill him; those children were responsible for developing astrology and dividing the day into hours and were mothered by Rhode. A group of his children were turned into poplar trees and wept tears of (*) amber after one of their siblings drowned in the river Eriadnus. That figure was born of this deity's affair with Clymene, and was struck by a lightning bolt after he lost control of this figure's chariot. For 10 points, name this father of Phaethon, the Greek god of the sun.
This figure's seduction of Leucothoe led the jealous Clytia to starve herself and turn into a flower.
{Helios}