This goddess and her husband deposed the snake-like Ophion and Eurynome. Hesiod claims that this goddess fled to the Cretan city of Lyttos to give birth. This goddess and her mother Gaea are often equated with the Phrygian mother goddess Cybele . This Titaness hid one of her sons in a cave on Mount Ida after tricking her husband into swallowing a stone. For 10 points--name this wife of Cronos and mother of Zeus.
This goddess and her husband deposed the snake-like Ophion and Eurynome. Hesiod claims that this goddess fled to the Cretan city of Lyttos to give birth. This goddess and her mother Gaea are often equated with the Phrygian mother goddess Cybele . This Titaness hid one of her sons in a cave on Mount Ida after tricking her husband into swallowing a stone. For 10 points--name this wife of Cronos and mother of Zeus.
This goddess and her husband deposed the snake-like Ophion and Eurynome.