In some stories, this fig
In some stories, this figure is the mother by Phorcys of the monster Scylla, and in some stories Iphigenia is an aspect of this goddess. This daughter of Perses and Asteria is often referred to as "three-fold," and this Greek goddess was the equivalent of the Roman goddess (*) Trivia. Medea was a worshipper of this goddess, who had a center of worship on the island of Aegina. Sharing similar characteristics with Artemis and Selene, for 10 points, identify this goddess of magic, witchcraft, and crossroads.
In some stories, this figure is the mother by Phorcys of the monster Scylla, and in some stories Iphigenia is an aspect of this goddess.
Hecate [accept Trivia early]