In one story, this creature was dedicated by the mother of Lacedaemon who hid from Zeus, and who inscribed her name on this creature. Dedicated by the
In one story, this creature was dedicated by the mother of Lacedaemon who hid from Zeus, and who inscribed her name on this creature. Dedicated by the maiden Taygete, this creature (*) ran for a whole year throughout Greece and Thrace and passed through the land of the Hyperboreans, and it was finally trapped by a net while it was sleeping. This creature could outrun an arrow, and it had hooves of bronze and antlers made of gold. Sacred to the goddess Artemis, for 10 points, identify this creature, a huge deer whose capture was the subject of the third labor of Heracles.
In one story, this creature was dedicated by the mother of Lacedaemon who hid from Zeus, and who inscribed her name on this creature.
Ceryneian Hind [accept Ceryneian Stag or Ceryneian Deer]