Briarius

Argus had a hundred eyes for his sight.

A butler should have, like Briarius, a hundred hands wherewith to fill us wine indefatigably.

Hey now, lads, let us moisten ourselves.

It will be time to dry hereafter.

Long after Hertali came Goliath the giant, whom young David slew with his sling and stone.

Briarius, the Greek giant of a hundred hands.

King Porus, the Indian giant who fought with Alexander and was defeated by him.

And the famous giant Broyar, slain by Ogier the Dane, peer of France.

Long after Hertali came Goliath, the giant whom young David slew with his sling and stone.

Briarius, the Greek giant of a hundred hands.

King Porus, the Indian giant who fought with Alexander, and was defeated by him.

And the famous giant Broyar, slain by Ogier the Dane, peer of France.

Nix again, on her side, was also doubly united, having been married at some indefinite period to Erebus.

addition to those children of heaven and earth already enumerated uranus and gaia produced two distinctly different races of beings called giants and titans the giants personified brute strength alone but the titans united to their great physical power intellectual qualifications variously developed There were three giants, Briarius, Cadus, and Gyges, who each possessed a hundred hands and fifty heads, and were known collectively by the name of the Hecatonchires, which signified hundred-handed.

These mighty giants could shake the universe and produce earthquakes.

It is therefore evident that they represented those active subterranean forces to which allusion has been made in the opening chapter.

Long after Hertali came Goliath, the giant whom young David slew with his sling and stone.

Briarius, the Greek giant of a hundred hands.

King Porus, the Indian giant who fought with Alexander, and was defeated by him.

And the famous giant Broyar, slain by Ogier the Dane, peer of France.