One woman who lived in this city was the mother of Calais and Zetes by her husband Boreas; thatwoman was Orithyia.
One woman who lived in this city was the mother of Calais and Zetes by her husband Boreas; thatwoman was Orithyia. Another woman who lived in this city wove a tapestry narrating how herbrother-in-law cut out her tongue; that woman was Philomela. Both women were related to a king ofthis city sometimes said to be half (*) dragon, Cecrops. While vying to become patron deity of this city,Poseidon created a spring, but was passed over for another deity who made an olive tree grow here.Perhaps the most famous king of this city forgot to replace his ship's black sails with white ones afterleaving Ariadne on Naxos during his return to this city from a successful slaying of the Minotaur. For 10points, name this city once ruled by Theseus.
One woman who lived in this city was the mother of Calais and Zetes by her husband Boreas; thatwoman was Orithyia.
Athens