Dionysus escaped capture from King Lycurgus by taking refuge in this woman's grotto. Medea unsuccessfully competed with this figure in a beauty contest judged by Idomeneus, and she got the hundred-handed figure Briareus to release Zeus. Along with Eurynome, she rescued Hephaestus after he was dropped from Olympus by Hera. At this woman's wedding, the uninvited Eris brought a golden apple with the inscription "To the Fairest." She burned alive her first six sons, but her husband, Peleus, saved the seventh and sent that son to be raised by the ce
Dionysus escaped capture from King Lycurgus by taking refuge in this woman's grotto. Medea unsuccessfully competed with this figure in a beauty contest judged by Idomeneus, and she got the hundred-handed figure Briareus to release Zeus. Along with Eurynome, she rescued Hephaestus after he was dropped from Olympus by Hera. At this woman's wedding, the uninvited Eris brought a golden apple with the inscription "To the Fairest." She burned alive her first six sons, but her husband, Peleus, saved the seventh and sent that son to be raised by the centaur Chiron, but not before she dipped that son in the waters of the Styx. FTP name this Nereid, the mother of Achilles.
Dionysus escaped capture from King Lycurgus by taking refuge in this woman's grotto.
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