This goddess makes her home at Attic Rhamnus, and is depicted wearing a silver crown with stag horns, carrying an apple bough and a wheel, and with a scourge at her girdle with which to punish men who boast of and hoard their riches.
Some sources label her as the deified form of Leda. Other sources assert that Zeus ravished her in the form of a swan, and when she gave birth to the egg containing Helen, Zeus tossed it between the legs of Leda. This goddess makes her home at Attic Rhamnus, and is depicted wearing a silver crown with stag horns, carrying an apple bough and a wheel, and with a scourge at her girdle with which to punish men who boast of and hoard their riches. For ten points, name this Greek goddess of retribution, whose name has come to denote an opponent or foe.
Some sources label her as the deified form of Leda. Other sources assert that Zeus ravished her in the form of a swan, and when she gave birth to the egg containing Helen, Zeus tossed it between the legs of Leda.
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