n a post-Classical story, the Cypriot youth Cymon falls in love with this sleeping woman. The story of this woman, which begins with the unwise slaughter of a pregnant hare, includes her theft of a xoanon, or carved cult image, when she is in the land of King Thoas. This character is taken away under the pretense that she will be wedded to Achilles. Later in life, she becomes a priestess of Artemis, who had replaced her w
n a post-Classical story, the Cypriot youth Cymon falls in love with this sleeping woman. The story of this woman, which begins with the unwise slaughter of a pregnant hare, includes her theft of a xoanon, or carved cult image, when she is in the land of King Thoas. This character is taken away under the pretense that she will be wedded to Achilles. Later in life, she becomes a priestess of Artemis, who had replaced her with a deer at the instant of her death. Calchas declares that this woman's sacrifice is needed to allow the Greek fleet to sail to Troy, so her father Agamemmnon seizes her. For 10 points, name this woman who, according to Euripides, goes to Tauris after fleeing Aulis.
n a post-Classical story, the Cypriot youth Cymon falls in love with this sleeping woman.
Iphigenia