Hera agreed to make her children immortal after she refused the love of Zeus, which he offered after this figure fled Corinth for Athens and eventually married King Aegeus.
One story says that late in this figure's life, she traveled to Italy, where she taught the Marrubians to tame snakes, and Ideomeneus decided against her in a beauty contest she entered into against Thetis. Hera agreed to make her children immortal after she refused the love of Zeus, which he offered after this figure fled Corinth for Athens and eventually married King Aegeus. That happened after this figure had killed her half-brother Aspyrtus to stall her father, who was pursuing a man who had recently stolen the Golden Fleece. For 10 points, identify this daughter of Aeetes and priestess of Hecate who married, then was abandoned by, Jason.
One story says that late in this figure's life, she traveled to Italy, where she taught the Marrubians to tame snakes, and Ideomeneus decided against her in a beauty contest she entered into against Thetis.
Medea