Pelops
Pelops definition
Pe·lops (pē′läps′)
noun
Gr. Myth. the son of Tantalus: he is killed and served to the gods as food by his father, but later is restored to life by them
Etymology: L < Gr, prob. < pellos, dark + ops, face: see eye
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