The first Pindaric Ode describes how the sea beds of Kymai are on  top of this figure, who sleeps on a jagged bed that rips his back every  night.
The first Pindaric Ode describes how the sea beds of Kymai are on  top of this figure, who sleeps on a jagged bed that rips his back every  night. According to Apollodorus, a set of objects this dude wrapped in  bearskin and hid in Corcyra was retrieved by Aigipan and Hermes. The  Homeric Hymn to Apollo identifies him as the son of Hera. He has vipers  coiling around his feet and when his arms are stretched wide, (*) 100  dragon heads belch billowing smoke. His appearance causes the residents of  Olympus to disperse while disguised as various animals. For 10 points,  identify this son of Gaea whose belching causes the fires of Aetna.
The first Pindaric Ode describes how the sea beds of Kymai are on  top of this figure, who sleeps on a jagged bed that rips his back every  night.
Typhon or Typhoeus