Porphyr´ion, one of the giants who made war with the gods. He hurled the island of Delos against Zeus; but Zeus, with the aid of Herculês, overcame him.—Greek Fable.
Pyrac´mon, one of the Cyclops.—Greek Fable.
Ritho, the giant who commanded King Arthur to send his beard to complete the lining of a robe.—Arthurian Romance.
Slay-good, a giant slain by Greatheart. Bunyan, Pilgrim’s Progress, ii.
Ster´opes (3 syl.), one of the Cyclops.—Greek Fable.
Tartaro, the Cyclops of Basque legendary lore.
Teutoboch´us, a king, whose remains were discovered in 1613, near the river Rhone. His tomb was 30 feet long.—Mazurier, Histoire Véritable du Géant Teutobochus (1618).
Thaon, one of the giants who made war with the gods. He was killed by the Parcæ.—Hesiod, Theogony.
Titans, a race of giants.—Greek Fable.
Tit´yos, a giant whose body covered nine acres of land. He tried to defile Latōna, but Apollo cast him into Tartarus, where a vulture fed on his liver, which grew again as fast as it was devoured.—Greek Fable.