This creature was depicted at the feet of the namesake enthroned god at the Serapeum temple in Alexandria. In Ovid's Metamorphoses, this creature is called "Medusaeum". This creature had a similar-loo
This creature was depicted at the feet of the namesake enthroned god at the Serapeum temple in Alexandria. In Ovid's Metamorphoses, this creature is called "Medusaeum". This creature had a similar-looking sibling named Orthrus. A cavern on the peninsula of Tainaron was once used to find this creature. This creature's (*) mane was made of snakes, and it also had a serpentine tail. The Sibyl in the Aeneid fed this creature a cake, and this creature was captured for Eurystheus as the twelfth and final labor of Hercules. For ten points, name this three-headed dog from Greek myth.
This creature was depicted at the feet of the namesake enthroned god at the Serapeum temple in Alexandria.
{Cerberus}