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Beazley Archive 204546; Cook, Plate III, A.
Cook, pp. 14; Carvounis, p. 250 note 29.
Getty 81.AE.211 (Moore, pp. 30–31; Beazley Archive 10047) and Louvre E732 (Gantz, p. 451; Cook, p. 14; Beazley Archive 14590, LIMC 52 (Gigantes 170): image 4 of 4). Polybotes was possibly also named on a sixth-century BC black-figure cup: Akropolis 1632 (Beazley Archive 15673, LIMC 4867 (Gigantes 110)).
Gantz, 453; Cook, pp. 14–18; Frazer (Vol II), note to Pausanias 1.2.4 "Poseidon on horseback hurling a spear at the giant Polybotes" pp. 48–49. Examples of Poseidon with Nysyros on his shoulder versus an unnamed Giant include: Munich 1437 (Beazley Archive 745; LIMC 27194 (Gigantes 126)), Munich 1485 (Beazley Archive 302287), Metropolitan Museum 98.8.11 (Beazley Archive 301545; LIMC 10812 (Gigantes 269a): image 1 of 2), Williams 64.9 (Beazley Archive 275166), Vatican 84 (Beazley Archive 202472; Cook Plate II), Berlin F2293 (Beazley Archive 203909; Cook, p. 15 fig. 3). For Poseidon versus Ephialtes see Vienna 688 (Beazley Archive 202916; LIMC 11561 (Gigantes 361): image 2 of 2; Cook, pp. 14–18, p. 17 fig. 5).
Beazley Archive 220533; Arafat, pp. 24, 25, 186; Cook, p. 56, Plate VI; LIMC 10641 Gigantes 318: image 3 of 4; Perseus Berlin F 2531 (Vase)

Alcman fragment 1 Poetarum melicorum Graecorum fragmenta, see Ferrari, pp. 28, 151 ff.; Hanfmann, pp. 476; Vian and Moore 1988, p. 192.
Cook, pp. 14; Carvounis, p. 250 note 29.
Getty 81.AE.211 (Moore, pp. 30–31; Beazley Archive 10047) and Louvre E732 (Gantz, p. 451; Cook, p. 14; Beazley Archive 14590, LIMC 52 (Gigantes 170): image 4 of 4). Polybotes was possibly also named on a sixth-century BC black-figure cup: Akropolis 1632 (Beazley Archive 15673, LIMC 4867 (Gigantes 110)).
Gantz, 453; Cook, pp. 14–18; Frazer (Vol II), note to Pausanias 1.2.4 "Poseidon on horseback hurling a spear at the giant Polybotes" pp. 48–49. Examples of Poseidon with Nysyros on his shoulder versus an unnamed Giant include: Munich 1437 (Beazley Archive 745; LIMC 27194 (Gigantes 126)), Munich 1485 (Beazley Archive 302287), Metropolitan Museum 98.8.11 (Beazley Archive 301545; LIMC 10812 (Gigantes 269a): image 1 of 2), Williams 64.9 (Beazley Archive 275166), Vatican 84 (Beazley Archive 202472; Cook Plate II), Berlin F2293 (Beazley Archive 203909; Cook, p. 15 fig. 3). For Poseidon versus Ephialtes see Vienna 688 (Beazley Archive 202916; LIMC 11561 (Gigantes 361): image 2 of 2; Cook, pp. 14–18, p. 17 fig. 5).

Beazley Archive 301546; LIMC 16853 (Gigantes 269c): image 3 of 3.
Getty 81.AE.211 (Moore, pp. 30–31; Beazley Archive 10047) and Louvre E732 (Gantz, p. 451; Cook, p. 14; Beazley Archive 14590, LIMC 52 (Gigantes 170): image 4 of 4). Polybotes was possibly also named on a sixth-century BC black-figure cup: Akropolis 1632 (Beazley Archive 15673, LIMC 4867 (Gigantes 110)).
Gantz, 453; Cook, pp. 14–18; Frazer (Vol II), note to Pausanias 1.2.4 "Poseidon on horseback hurling a spear at the giant Polybotes" pp. 48–49. Examples of Poseidon with Nysyros on his shoulder versus an unnamed Giant include: Munich 1437 (Beazley Archive 745; LIMC 27194 (Gigantes 126)), Munich 1485 (Beazley Archive 302287), Metropolitan Museum 98.8.11 (Beazley Archive 301545; LIMC 10812 (Gigantes 269a): image 1 of 2), Williams 64.9 (Beazley Archive 275166), Vatican 84 (Beazley Archive 202472; Cook Plate II), Berlin F2293 (Beazley Archive 203909; Cook, p. 15 fig. 3). For Poseidon versus Ephialtes see Vienna 688 (Beazley Archive 202916; LIMC 11561 (Gigantes 361): image 2 of 2; Cook, pp. 14–18, p. 17 fig. 5).
Arafat, p. 15; Beazley Archive 200125; :LIMC 18051 (Gigantes 299): image 1 of 2.
Beazley Archive 220533; Arafat, pp. 24, 25, 186; Cook, p. 56, Plate VI; LIMC 10641 Gigantes 318: image 3 of 4; Perseus Berlin F 2531 (Vase)

Beazley Archive 301546; LIMC 16853 (Gigantes 269c): image 3 of 3.
Getty 81.AE.211 (Moore, pp. 30–31; Beazley Archive 10047) and Louvre E732 (Gantz, p. 451; Cook, p. 14; Beazley Archive 14590, LIMC 52 (Gigantes 170): image 4 of 4). Polybotes was possibly also named on a sixth-century BC black-figure cup: Akropolis 1632 (Beazley Archive 15673, LIMC 4867 (Gigantes 110)).
Gantz, 453; Cook, pp. 14–18; Frazer (Vol II), note to Pausanias 1.2.4 "Poseidon on horseback hurling a spear at the giant Polybotes" pp. 48–49. Examples of Poseidon with Nysyros on his shoulder versus an unnamed Giant include: Munich 1437 (Beazley Archive 745; LIMC 27194 (Gigantes 126)), Munich 1485 (Beazley Archive 302287), Metropolitan Museum 98.8.11 (Beazley Archive 301545; LIMC 10812 (Gigantes 269a): image 1 of 2), Williams 64.9 (Beazley Archive 275166), Vatican 84 (Beazley Archive 202472; Cook Plate II), Berlin F2293 (Beazley Archive 203909; Cook, p. 15 fig. 3). For Poseidon versus Ephialtes see Vienna 688 (Beazley Archive 202916; LIMC 11561 (Gigantes 361): image 2 of 2; Cook, pp. 14–18, p. 17 fig. 5).
Arafat, p. 15; Beazley Archive 200125; :LIMC 18051 (Gigantes 299): image 1 of 2.
Beazley Archive 220533; Arafat, pp. 24, 25, 186; Cook, p. 56, Plate VI; LIMC 10641 Gigantes 318: image 3 of 4; Perseus Berlin F 2531 (Vase)

Beazley Archive 204546; Cook, Plate III, A.
Beazley Archive 301546; LIMC 16853 (Gigantes 269c): image 3 of 3.
Getty 81.AE.211 (Moore, pp. 30–31; Beazley Archive 10047) and Louvre E732 (Gantz, p. 451; Cook, p. 14; Beazley Archive 14590, LIMC 52 (Gigantes 170): image 4 of 4). Polybotes was possibly also named on a sixth-century BC black-figure cup: Akropolis 1632 (Beazley Archive 15673, LIMC 4867 (Gigantes 110)).
Gantz, 453; Cook, pp. 14–18; Frazer (Vol II), note to Pausanias 1.2.4 "Poseidon on horseback hurling a spear at the giant Polybotes" pp. 48–49. Examples of Poseidon with Nysyros on his shoulder versus an unnamed Giant include: Munich 1437 (Beazley Archive 745; LIMC 27194 (Gigantes 126)), Munich 1485 (Beazley Archive 302287), Metropolitan Museum 98.8.11 (Beazley Archive 301545; LIMC 10812 (Gigantes 269a): image 1 of 2), Williams 64.9 (Beazley Archive 275166), Vatican 84 (Beazley Archive 202472; Cook Plate II), Berlin F2293 (Beazley Archive 203909; Cook, p. 15 fig. 3). For Poseidon versus Ephialtes see Vienna 688 (Beazley Archive 202916; LIMC 11561 (Gigantes 361): image 2 of 2; Cook, pp. 14–18, p. 17 fig. 5).
Arafat, p. 15; Beazley Archive 200125; :LIMC 18051 (Gigantes 299): image 1 of 2.
Beazley Archive 220533; Arafat, pp. 24, 25, 186; Cook, p. 56, Plate VI; LIMC 10641 Gigantes 318: image 3 of 4; Perseus Berlin F 2531 (Vase)

For the birth of the Gigantes see Hesiod, Theogony 185. Hyginus, Fabulae Preface gives Tartarus as the father of the Giants.

For the birth of the Gigantes see Hesiod, Theogony 185. Hyginus, Fabulae Preface gives Tartarus as the father of the Giants.
Apollodorus, 1.6.2. Compare with Homer, Odyssey 4.499–4.511 where Poseidon breaks off a piece of the island Gyrae with his trident, sending the boasting Greek Hero Ajax the Lesser to the bottom of the ocean, where he drowned.
Strabo, 10.5.16.
Pausanias, 1.2.4.
Beazley Archive 220533; Arafat, pp. 24, 25, 186; Cook, p. 56, Plate VI; LIMC 10641 Gigantes 318: image 3 of 4; Perseus Berlin F 2531 (Vase)