Some stories credit them with introducing the cult of the Muses and founding the city of Ascra.
Some stories credit them with introducing the cult of the Muses and founding the city of Ascra. They were buried in Anthedon, but would eventually end up bound against a column by writhing snakes in Tartarus. Conceived by waves that washed over the lap of Triops' daughter, Eriboea sabotaged [*] one of their schemes, which was performed to avenge Adonis, by telling Hermes where he could find the great bronze jar in which they had captured Ares. These sons of Iphimedia, who were sometimes known as the "Aloadae," were killed when a deer ran between them and each of the twins hit his brother trying to kill it. FTP identify these sons of Poseidon who tried to pile up the mountains so that they could reach the land of the Gods to capture Artemis and Hera.
Some stories credit them with introducing the cult of the Muses and founding the city of Ascra.
{Otus and Ephialtes}