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Great Greek Myths | Tartarus: The Damned of the Earth (Episode 20)

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First published at 20:23 UTC on November 10th, 2019.

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Episode 20: Located in the bowels of the Earth, Tartarus was the prison of the Underworld, the place where fallen Gods and banished heroes ended up. The Gods also sent three men there…

The first was Sisyphus. A roguish trader, Sisyphus dared denoun…

Episode 20: Located in the bowels of the Earth, Tartarus was the prison of the Underworld, the place where fallen Gods and banished heroes ended up. The Gods also sent three men there…

The first was Sisyphus. A roguish trader, Sisyphus dared denounce Zeus for taking away a young woman he was intending to seduce. His punishment was to roll a boulder up a mountain for evermore. The second man to be sent to Tartarus was Tantalus. Close to the Gods, King Tantalus committed an unforgiveable act: having no food to eat, he killed his own son to give him to the Gods to eat. As for the dishonest and cruel Ixion, he was reckless enough to try and seduce Zeus’ wife Hera. All three men were condemned to eternal suffering for believing they were invincible in the face of the Gods.

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