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Polybotes - According to Apollodorus, he was crushed under Nisyros, a piece of the island of Kos broken off and thrown by Poseidon. He is named on two sixth century BC pots, on one (Getty 81.AE.211) he is opposed by Zeus, on the other (Louvre E732) he is opposed by Poseidon carrying Nisyros on his shoulder.

Porphyrion - According to Apollodorus, he was (along with Alcyoneus), the greatest of the Giants. He attacked Heracles and Hera but Zeus "smote him with a thunderbolt, and Hercules shot him dead with an arrow". According to Pindar, who calls him "king of the Giants", he was slain by an arrow from the bow of Apollo. He is named on a late fifth century BC cup from Vulci (Berlin F2531), where he is battling with Zeus. He was also probably named on the late sixth century BC Siphnian Treasury.

Thoas (or Thoon?) - According to Apollodorus, he was killed by the Moirai (Fates) with bronze clubs.

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polybotes - kos ‘ambay ‘ay’ wItlhpu’ poseidon (‘ay’vamvaD nisyros ponglu’), polybotesDaq nisyros vo’pu’ poseidon, ‘ej giantvam tappu’ kos ‘ambay ‘ay’vam ‘e’ SovmoH apollodorus. vatlh DIS poH javDIch (bov vorgh) cha’ juH lo’ ngaSwI’ tu’lu’, ‘ej ngaSwI’meyvamDaq polybotes pong tu’lu’: wa’Daq (getty 81.ae.211) giantvam qaD zeus, ‘ej latlhDaq (louvre e732) polybotes qaD volchaHDajDaq nisyros qengbogh poseidon.

porphyrion - porphyrion (alcyoneus je) Dun law’ Hoch giants Dun puS ‘e’ SovmoH apollodorus. hera heracles je HIvpu’ porphyrion, ‘ach pe’vIl giantvam qIpmeH zeus, wa’ pe’bIl lo’pu’, ‘ej ghaHDaq wa’ naQjejHom baHpu’mo’ heracles, HoHpu’. porphyrionvaD giants voDleH pong je pindar, ‘ej giantvam HoHpu’ wa’ apollo HurwI’ naQjejHom, jatlhpu’ ghuQ qonwI’vam. Dorbogh vatlh DIS poH vaghDIch (bov vorgh) vulci HIvje’Daq (berlIn f2531) porphyrion pong tu’lu’, ‘ej pa’ Suvchuq zeus porphyrion je. Dorbogh vatlh DIS poH javDIch (bov vorgh) siphnian treasuryDaq pongDaj tu’lu’law’ je.

thoas (chaq thoon?) - luHoHmeH moirai (Sanpu’), jey’ Sorpuq jeqqIjmey lo’pu’ ‘e’ SovmoH apollodorus.