This figure's epithets include Clymenus and Eubuleus. One of his lovers was transformed into a white poplar whose leaves were used to crown Heracles, who shot this figure with an arrow during the siege of Pylos.
This figure's epithets include Clymenus and Eubuleus. One of his lovers was transformed into a white poplar whose leaves were used to crown Heracles, who shot this figure with an arrow during the siege of Pylos. Another of his lovers was transformed into mint after being trampled by this god's wife. Homer called him anae eneron, and those who made offerings of sheep to him had to turn away their faces when doing so. Like Geryon, this god kept his cattle on Erytheia; unlike Geryon, he was married to a daughter of Demeter. He lent Perseus his magic helmet, which made the wearer invisible. For 10 points, name this Greek god, the lord of the underworld.
This figure's epithets include Clymenus and Eubuleus. One of his lovers was transformed into a white poplar whose leaves were used to crown Heracles, who shot this figure with an arrow during the siege of Pylos.
{Hades} [accept {Pluto}]