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Suidas
Kerkopes—These were two brothers living upon the earth who practiced every kind of knavery. They were called Kerkopes (monkey-men) because of their cunning doings; one of them was named Passalus and the other Akmon. Their mother, a daughter of Memnon, seeing their tricks, told them to keep clear of Black-Bottom, that is, of Herakles. These Kerkopes were sons of Theia and Okeanos (Ocean), and are said to have been turned to stone for trying to deceive Zeus.
"Liars and cheats, skilled in deeds irremediable, accomplished knaves. Far over the world they roamed deceiving men as they wandered continually."