Clytius - According to Apollodorus, he was killed by Hecate with her torches.

Enceladus - A Giant named Enceladus, fighting Athena, is attested in art as early as an Attic Black-figure pot dating from the second quarter of the sixth century BC (Louvre E732). Euripides has Athena fighting him with her "Gorgon shield" (her aegis). According to Apollodorus, he was crushed by Athena under the Island of Sicily. Virgil has him struck by Zeus' lightning bolt, and both Virgil and Claudian have him buried under Mount Etna (other traditions had Typhon or Briareus buried under Etna). For some Enceladus was instead buried in Italy.

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clytius - clytius HoHmeH hecate, SechmeyDaj (Sechmey’e’ ghajbogh hecate) lo’pu’ ‘e’ SovmoH apollodorus.

damysus - nom vIHlaH damysus; damysus Do vItlh law’ Hoch giants Do vItlh puS. damysus porgh molHa’ta’ chiron, porghDajvo’ ngIb chevta’, ‘ej achilles qam meQlu’pu’bogh damysus ngIb je rarta’.

enceladus - qaStaHvIS bov ‘eq, narghpu’ enceladus pong: attica mIlloghmey qIj Sar ngaSwI’ (louvre e732) tu’lu’, ‘ej qaStaHvIS vatlh DIS poH javDIch bID wa’DIch bID cha’DIch (bov vorgh), ngaSwI’vam chenmoHlu’pu’. ngaSwI’vamDaq may’ Dellu’; athena Suv giant, ‘ej ngaSwI’vamDaq giantvamvaD enceladus ponglu’. enceladus Suv athena, ‘ej SuvtaHvIS be’ ghaHbogh Qunvam’e’, gorgon-yoDDaj (aegisDaj) lo’ athena; Hochvam SovmoH euripides. enceladusDaq sicily ‘ambay vo’pu’mo’ athena, giantvam tappu’ ‘e’ SovmoH apollodorus. enceladus qIppu’ zeus pe’bIl, jatlh virgil, ‘ej etna HuD bIngDaq enceladus mollu’pu’, jatlh virgil claudian je. ‘ach etna bIngDaq typhon briareus ghap mollu’pu’ ‘e’ SovmoH ‘op lurDech. ‘Italya’Daq enceladus mollu’pu’, jatlh ‘op nuv.