In ancient art, this figure is often accompanied by spirits called the Karpoi. This figure causes the death of Amphairos by opening up a chasm into wh
In ancient art, this figure is often accompanied by spirits called the Karpoi. This figure causes the death of Amphairos by opening up a chasm into which he falls. One myth about this figure depicts Athena taking care of one of her children. That child resulted from a piece of wool covered in Hephaestus' semen and was named Erechthonius.  In one myth, sprinkles of blood upon this figure caused the births of the Erinnyes, the Gigantes, and the Melian nymphs. One of this goddess' children used a scythe to force her husband away from crushing her. That child was Cronus, who attacked this goddess' husband Ouranos, and the result allowed living creatures to spring to life upon this goddess. For 10 points, name this goddess and personification of the earth in Greek mythology.
In ancient art, this figure is often accompanied by spirits called the Karpoi.
Gaea