Ovid tells a story in which this character protests that he has already met his fate when it is told tohim by the seer Telemus.
Ovid tells a story in which this character protests that he has already met his fate when it is told tohim by the seer Telemus. This son of Thoosa is seen washing his face by Aeneas, who hears his storyfrom Achaemenides before being chased by him. In the Metamorphoses, he plays a one hundred reedpipe and sings a pair of songs to his lover. When his songs prove ineffective in securing the love of (*)Galatea, he throws a boulder at his rival Acis, whose blood is transformed into a river. In one story, thischaracter shouts out curses against a person named "nobody" after being tricked by men who consume hischeese and ride the underside of sheep out of his cave. For 10 points, name this Cyclops who is blinded byOdysseus in the Odyssey.
Ovid tells a story in which this character protests that he has already met his fate when it is told tohim by the seer Telemus.
Polyphemus