Alcyoneus (English Wikipedia)

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Claudian, Rape of Proserpine 3.186–187 (pp. 358–359).
Nonnus, Dionysiaca 25.90 (II, pp. 256–257); 48.44 (III, pp. 426–427); 48.71 (III, pp. 428–429).
Nonnus, Dionysiaca 48.22 (III, pp. 426–427).
Nonnus, Dionysiaca 36.242 (III, pp. 18–19).
Nonnus, Dionysiaca 48.44 (III, pp. 426–427); 48.71 (III, pp. 428–429).

Gantz, pp. 419–421, 445–450; Hard, p. 89. Smith has separate entries for the opponent of Heracles, mentioned by Pindar: Alcyoneus 1., and the Giant: Alcyoneus 2.. For the birth of the Gigantes see Hesiod, Theogony 185. Hyginus, Fabulae Preface gives Tartarus as the father of the Giants.
Gantz, p. 446; MacLean, p. 100.
Gantz, p. 420. Louvre F208: Beazley Archive 6561; Moon, p. 65. Metope: Bennett, p. 124. For a detailed discussion see Andreae 1962.
Gantz, p. 420; Stafford, p. 118. Melborne 1730.4: Beazley Archive 201048; LIMC 25109 (Alkyoneus 11). Getty 84.AE.974: Beazley Archive 16201; Cohen p. 66–68. Munich 1784: Beazley Archive 351331. Toledo 52.66: Beazley Archive 2190; Moon p. 65.
Cunningham, p. 113; Kleiner, p. 156 FIG. 5-79; for doubts concerning the identification of the Giant as Alcyoneus, see Ridgway, p. 39, note 59, pp. 59–60.
Philostratus, On Heroes 8.15–16.

Gantz, p. 420; Stafford, p. 118. Melborne 1730.4: Beazley Archive 201048; LIMC 25109 (Alkyoneus 11). Getty 84.AE.974: Beazley Archive 16201; Cohen p. 66–68. Munich 1784: Beazley Archive 351331. Toledo 52.66: Beazley Archive 2190; Moon p. 65.
Gantz, p. 420. Tarquinia RC 2070: Beazley Archive 332028. Taranto 7030: Andreae, pp. 188, 189; LIMC 24768 (Alkyoneus 17).

Gantz, p. 420. Louvre F208: Beazley Archive 6561; Moon, p. 65. Metope: Bennett, p. 124. For a detailed discussion see Andreae 1962.
Gantz, p. 420; Stafford, p. 118. Melborne 1730.4: Beazley Archive 201048; LIMC 25109 (Alkyoneus 11). Getty 84.AE.974: Beazley Archive 16201; Cohen p. 66–68. Munich 1784: Beazley Archive 351331. Toledo 52.66: Beazley Archive 2190; Moon p. 65.
Gantz, p. 420. Tarquinia RC 2070: Beazley Archive 332028. Taranto 7030: Andreae, pp. 188, 189; LIMC 24768 (Alkyoneus 17).

Gantz, pp. 419–421, 445–450; Hard, p. 89. Smith has separate entries for the opponent of Heracles, mentioned by Pindar: Alcyoneus 1., and the Giant: Alcyoneus 2.. For the birth of the Gigantes see Hesiod, Theogony 185. Hyginus, Fabulae Preface gives Tartarus as the father of the Giants.

Gantz, pp. 419–421, 445–450; Hard, p. 89. Smith has separate entries for the opponent of Heracles, mentioned by Pindar: Alcyoneus 1., and the Giant: Alcyoneus 2.. For the birth of the Gigantes see Hesiod, Theogony 185. Hyginus, Fabulae Preface gives Tartarus as the father of the Giants.
Apollodorus, 1.6.1.
Pindar, Isthmian 6.30–35.
Pindar, Nemean 4.24–30.
Gantz, pp. 419, 445, 447. Pindar knew of the larger battle between the gods and Giants which he also located "on the plain of Phlegra", Nemean 1.67–69; 7.90; Pythian 8.12–18.