This deity was venerated by Theseus in the Panhellenic Games, which were inspired by the earlier Isthmian (10[1])games. During the Gigantomachy, (-5[1])this god broke off a piece of an island and used it to crush (10[1])the giant (10[2])Polybotes. (10[7]-5[1])Frustrated that (10[1])his sacrifice was not honored, (10[2])this deity (10[1]-5[1])caused (10[1]-5[1])Pasiphaë (10[5]-5[1])(“puh-SIFF-uh-ee”) to (10[1])fall in (10[1])love (10[1])with a white bull. (10[8])This (10[1])god (10[1])cursed (10[1])Odysseus (10[4]-5[1])to wander (-5[1])for 10 (-5[1])years (10[2]-5[1])after (10[1])Odysseus (-5[1])blinded (-5[1])this (10[1])god’s son, (10[1]-5[1])Polyphemus. (10[3])Although this deity (10[2])won a footrace to the Acropolis, his gift of a spring was judged (10[2])inferior to Athena’s olive tree. (10[1])Pegasus was a (10[1])child of this god of horses. For 10 points, the trident (10[1])symbolizes what Greek God of the sea? (10[1])■END■ (10[5])