Potitius observed the downfall of this figure, which inspired the Pinarian family to set up additional rituals.
In the best-known account of this being, its environs include hanging severed heads described with the word "tabo", a rare ablative form meaning "with decay." Potitius observed the downfall of this figure, which inspired the Pinarian family to set up additional rituals. An early account describes the army of Tarchon helping to vanquish this figure. This being lives under a vulture-infested pointy rock made of flint, and was betrayed by a sister with a feminine version of his name in Etruscan accounts. His namesake steps led to the Forum Boarium. This half-human uses a tactic first seen in Homer's Hymn to (*) Hermes when he walks his victims backwards into a cave whose door is blocked by a boulder. Evander tells of this creature's defeat by the Ara Maxima, and recounts his spewing of fire and spoke in Book VIII of a written epic. For 10 points, name this giant son of Vulcan whose attempts to jack the cattle of Geryon lead Hercules to slay him in the Aeneid.
In the best-known account of this being, its environs include hanging severed heads described with the word "tabo", a rare ablative form meaning "with decay."
Cacus [or Kakos]