This woman was allowed to give birth after her servant-girl Galanthis tricked Lucina into releasing her curse.
This woman married Rhadamanthys after going to the Islands of the Blest. Before sleeping with her first husband, she demanded that he avenge the deaths of her brothers by attacking the Taphians and Teleboans. This woman was allowed to give birth after her servant-girl Galanthis tricked Lucina into releasing her curse. In later life, she was persecuted by Eurystheus, but obtained vengeance by gouging the eyes out of his head. She gave birth to Iphicles by her first husband, Amphitryon, but gave birth to a more famous child by a god who took that husband's form to seduce her. For 10 points, name this mother of Heracles.
This woman married Rhadamanthys after going to the Islands of the Blest.
Alcmene [or Alcmena]