Tiresias warned a man who sacrificed a ram in the Underworld to avoid the cattle sacred to this figure.
An oracle prophesied that Orion's sight would be restored if he pointed his eye sockets toward this god, who eventually did restore his sight. After receiving an arrow and an apology from Heracles, this figure granted him the use of a golden cup, used to reach the island of the Hesperides. By the Oceanid Perse, this figure was the father of Pasiphae and Circe. This god snooped outside of the Thracian palace of Ares and witnessed Ares's extended liaison with Aphrodite, which he reported to Hephaestus. Tiresias warned a man who sacrificed a ram in the Underworld to avoid the cattle sacred to this figure. In his most famous story, to prove his paternity, he agreed to grant his son anything, which led to Phaethon's death when he failed to control the chariot for which this god was responsible. For 10 points, name this Greek personification of the Sun.
An oracle prophesied that Orion's sight would be restored if he pointed his eye sockets toward this god, who eventually did restore his sight.
Helios [or Helius]