In Dante's Inferno, it is this monster that transports Virgil and the author from the seventh to the eighth circle of hell.  
In Dante's Inferno, it is this monster that transports Virgil and the author from the seventh to the eighth circle of hell.  The son of Chrysaor and Callirrhoe, the golden goblet of Helios allowed his slayer to reach his island home, Erythea.  Eventually the fire-breathing giant Cacus would hijack his prized possession though not before he, Eurytion, and Orthrus were killed trying to defend them.  FTP, name this triple-bodied, winged giant whose herd was the subject of the tenth labor of Hercules.
In Dante's Inferno, it is this monster that transports Virgil and the author from the seventh to the eighth circle of hell.  
Geryon