Otus

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Otus is a giant from Greek mythology, one of the Aloadae twins famed for their immense strength and audacious challenge to the Olympian gods.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Otus canonical 8

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf GreekMythologyFigure
giant
mythologicalFigure
associatedWith Ephialtes
childOf Iphimedia
Poseidon
classification Aload
culture AncientGreek
deathCause trickedIntoKillingByArtemis
deathMethod spear
enemyOf Apollo
Ares
Artemis
Zeus
gender male
goal reachHeaven
hasQuality bravery
hubris
violence
imprisoned Ares
imprisonmentLocation BronzeJar
intendedSpouse Artemis
Hera
killed Ares
killedBy Ephialtes
memberOf Aloadae
mythologicalSource Apollodorus
Homer
Pindar
Virgil
notableDeed piledMountOssaOnOlympus
piledMountPelionOnOssa
notableFor challengingOlympianGods
immenseStrength
rapidGrowth
opposedBy OlympianGods
linked to: Olympian gods
parent AloadaeTwins
plot attemptedToOverthrowZeus
attemptedToStormOlympus
religionContext AncientGreekReligion
rescuedBy Hermes
residence Thessaly
sibling Ephialtes
trickedBy Artemis
twinWith Ephialtes

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Giants (Greek mythology) notableGiant Otus
subject linked to: Giants
Ephialtes sibling Otus
Iphimedeia motherOf Otus
Iphimedeia relatedTo Otus
Aloeus child Otus
Aloeus stepfatherOf Otus
Aloeus relative Otus