Sometimes called the "Berecynthain Hero", the only one to know of this man's disfigurement was his barber, who whispered the secret into a hole in the ground from which grew reeds that repeated it whenever the wind blew.
Sometimes called the "Berecynthain Hero", the only one to know of this man's disfigurement was his barber, who whispered the secret into a hole in the ground from which grew reeds that repeated it whenever the wind blew. He had gained the disfigurement when, as a worshipper of Pan, he preferred Pan's music to Apollo's, prompting Apollo to punish him with donkey ears. The Pactolus River figures in the most famous myth about him, in which the satyr Silenus grants him a wish. FTP, who was this king who wished that everything he touched would turn to gold?
Sometimes called the "Berecynthain Hero", the only one to know of this man's disfigurement was his barber, who whispered the secret into a hole in the ground from which grew reeds that repeated it whenever the wind blew.
Midas