This woman's residence was going to contain a statue of Icarus, but  Deadalus was unable to build it for her because of his constant weeping.  
This woman's residence was going to contain a statue of Icarus, but  Deadalus was unable to build it for her because of his constant weeping.  In that appearance, this woman mixes together a lump of honey and  some drugs to put a dog to sleep. In Ovid's Metamorphoses she recounts  how she became trapped in a jar after giving up her virginity to Apollo  and grasping a handful of (*) sand, pointing out how many years she wants  to live. More notably, she warns a hero to break off a bough from a tree of  gold. For 10 points, identify this prophetess who guides Aeneas through the  underworld.
This woman's residence was going to contain a statue of Icarus, but  Deadalus was unable to build it for her because of his constant weeping.  
Cumaean Sibyl [or Sibyl of Cumae, prompt on The Sibyl]