In The Illiad, this deity strikes Artemis on the ear, causing Artemis to leave battle and climb intoZeus's lap. The birth of this deity under the lygos tree was celebrated in the Toneia at the sanctuary ofSamos, while the pear tree and cow were sacred to this entity. This goddess was once handcuffedwith a golden chain and hanged with anvils dangling from her feet. She is the mother of Eileithya and(*) Hebe, and she wears the polos. Described as "white-armed," she dogs the steps of a person who, as acow, is the origin of the term Bosphorus. For 10 points, name this tormentor of Io, the eldest daughterof Kronos and Rhea and mother of Eris and A
In The Illiad, this deity strikes Artemis on the ear, causing Artemis to leave battle and climb intoZeus's lap. The birth of this deity under the lygos tree was celebrated in the Toneia at the sanctuary ofSamos, while the pear tree and cow were sacred to this entity. This goddess was once handcuffedwith a golden chain and hanged with anvils dangling from her feet. She is the mother of Eileithya and(*) Hebe, and she wears the polos. Described as "white-armed," she dogs the steps of a person who, as acow, is the origin of the term Bosphorus. For 10 points, name this tormentor of Io, the eldest daughterof Kronos and Rhea and mother of Eris and Ares, who attacks those who sleep with her brother-consortZeus.
In The Illiad, this deity strikes Artemis on the ear, causing Artemis to leave battle and climb intoZeus's lap.
Hera [or Juno] 