Diodorus Siculus claims that these figures were the first to cultivate  honey, herd sheep in flocks and use the bow for hunting animals.
Diodorus Siculus claims that these figures were the first to cultivate  honey, herd sheep in flocks and use the bow for hunting animals. Though  not Delphic priests, these figures told Minos that he owned an auspicious  tri-colored cow. Strabo records that on Mount Solmissos, there was a cult  of these figures, who scared Hera shitless when she was spying on (*)  Leto. Hera subsequently used these figures to steal Epaphus, the child of Io.  For that task, these attendants of Rhea were killed by Zeus, even though they  had previously been employed at the Dictyan Rock at Mount Ida to prevent  Cronos from learning of an infant's crying. For 10 points, identify these noise-  makers.
Diodorus Siculus claims that these figures were the first to cultivate  honey, herd sheep in flocks and use the bow for hunting animals.
Curetes or Corybantes