Hesiod's Theogony describes this figure's palace as being propped up by silver columns, and says that she was the first to ally with Zeus during the Titanomachy; in gratitude, Zeus shelters her children by Pallas, namely Bia, Zelus, Cratos, and Nike.
Hesiod's Theogony describes this figure's palace as being propped up by silver columns, and says that she was the first to ally with Zeus during the Titanomachy; in gratitude, Zeus shelters her children by Pallas, namely Bia, Zelus, Cratos, and Nike. Hesiod also calls her the oldest and greatest of the Oceanids, and says that Iris occasionally brings a golden flagon to this figure's home as part of a ceremony whose participants lie breathless for one year and are banned from the councils of the gods for nine years if they forswear themselves. This figure's namesake feature gives rise to Titaressus and Cocytus, and was the site of Thetis's attempt to make Achilles invulnerable. For 10 points, the boatman Charon ferries souls across what main river of Hades?
Hesiod's Theogony describes this figure's palace as being propped up by silver columns, and says that she was the first to ally with Zeus during the Titanomachy; in gratitude, Zeus shelters her children by Pallas, namely Bia, Zelus, Cratos, and Nike.
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