This figure turned a group of peasants into frogs after they muddied a pond's waters to deny her a drink, and earlier that figure had been led by a group of wolves to the land of Tremilis.
This figure turned a group of peasants into frogs after they muddied a pond's waters to deny her a drink, and earlier that figure had been led by a group of wolves to the land of Tremilis. One of her epithets is "of the golden spindle", and she is sometimes called "Phytia", or "the grafter", because she "grafted" male genitalia onto Galatea's daughter, who became the boy Leucippus. Like Asteria, she was the daughter of Coeus. Dione, Rhea, Themis, and Amphitrite help her by offering a immense gold necklace as a bribe for Eileithyia to ignore Hera's injunction against relieving this woman's suffering. Chloris survived a massacre by praying to this woman, but Chloris's siblings, the children of Niobe, were killed by this woman's children after Niobe disparaged this woman for having only two children. While wandering the earth, she was harassed by Python, who was killed by this woman's son. For 10 points, name this mother of Apollo and Artemis.
This figure turned a group of peasants into frogs after they muddied a pond's waters to deny her a drink, and earlier that figure had been led by a group of wolves to the land of Tremilis.
Leto