This man had dined on nectar and ambrosia but made the mistake of attempting to deceive the gods by cooking his son Pelops.
This man's son married Hippodamia, and his daughter turned to stone after the deaths of her fourteen children, Niobe. This king of Lydia's son possessed an ivory shoulder, as the real one was accidentally eaten by Demeter. This man had dined on nectar and ambrosia but made the mistake of attempting to deceive the gods by cooking his son Pelops. For 10 points name this figure from Greek myth punished in Tartarus by having food and water retreat from his grasp.
This man's son married Hippodamia, and his daughter turned to stone after the deaths of her fourteen children, Niobe.
Tantalus