Soiem versions of this figure's story have her being slain in a battle against the Argives, while other versions of that same myth have this character turned to stone by King Perseus. With this person's second lover, she begat the sons Thoas, Staphylos, Oinopion, and Peparethos, although other accounts give this figure as having additional sons with Staphylos. This figure ascended to Olympus after marrying Dionysus After this figure resided for a
Soiem versions of this figure's story have her being slain in a battle against the Argives, while other versions of that same myth have this character turned to stone by King Perseus. With this person's second lover, she begat the sons Thoas, Staphylos, Oinopion, and Peparethos, although other accounts give this figure as having additional sons with Staphylos. This figure ascended to Olympus after marrying Dionysus After this figure resided for a time on an island, she was rescued by her husband, but before that, she assisted her first lover in slaying a minotaur and escaping from a labyrinth. For ten points, name this daughter of Minos, a Cretan princess who was abandoned by Theseus on Naxos.
Soiem versions of this figure's story have her being slain in a battle against the Argives, while other versions of that same myth have this character turned to stone by King Perseus.
{Ariadne}