This figure fathered the Coronides by his first wife, whom Hera sent to Tartarus for being too beautiful. (10[1])In one story, this husband of Side (“SIGH-dee”) was conceived when three gods urinated on a bull (10[1])hide (10[2])to give (10[1])king Hyriaeus (“high-REE-us”) of Boeotia (“bee-OH-shuh”) a son. This figure (10[1])carried Hephaestus’s servant Cedalion, who guided him (10[1])to the healing (10[1])rays of Helios, on his shoulders. A jealous Apollo (10[1])challenged another deity to shoot a black object far out at sea, (10[1])which (10[1])turned out to be this (10[1])figure (10[2])swimming. (10[2]-5[2])This figure, who was blinded by Merope’s (“MARE-oh-pee’s”) father (10[2])for violating her, (-5[1])boasted that (10[1])he could kill every beast on earth, (10[2])after which (10[1])Gaea (10[1])sent a (10[1])creature (10[2])that stung him to death. (10[3])For 10 points, (10[2])the constellation (-5[1])Scorpio represents the killer of what hunter (10[2])whose own (-5[1])constellation has (10[1])a “belt” (10[1])of three stars? (10[3])■END■ (10[3])