On ancient vases, this woman was depicted as the slayer  of Klytios by tossing at him a pair of torches.
At Eleusis, this goddess was held to be the consort of Hermes. Aelian   records that Gale was a woman who angered this goddess, who  transformed her into the first polecat. Hesiod records that she was given  a portion of "starry Ouranos," a portion of Gaea and a portion of the  unploughed sea. On ancient vases, this woman was depicted as the slayer  of Klytios by tossing at him a pair of torches. The Thracian aspect of this  daughter of Perses and (*) Asteria is Bendis, who was conflated with the  black dog that Queen Hecuba was turned into. She was sometimes said to be  the guardian of crossroads and she also heard the scream of Pesephone as she  was being abducted. For 10 points, name this Greek goddess of night and  witchcraft.
At Eleusis, this goddess was held to be the consort of Hermes.
Hecate