Cyclops - The Ancient Race of One-Eyed Giants
The Cyclopes were a lawless race of one-eyed giants, first mentioned in Greek and Roman mythology. These giants lived in a faraway land and were said to be pastoral but savage; herding goats and sheep and living in caves. They are credited in Greek mythology with manufacturing the thunderbolts which Zeus used as a terrible throwing weapon and as the builders of gigantic fortification walls, which can be seen today in Greece and throughout Mycenean civilizations. Cyclopes are a testament to the blurred boundaries between gods, monsters, and humans. Their notable craftsmanship, evident in the…
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