In one tale her son Tarquitus is killed by Aeneas. In another story she was playing with some nymphs when she came upon a tortoise and decided to keep it as a pet.
In one tale her son Tarquitus is killed by Aeneas. In another story she was playing with some nymphs when she came upon a tortoise and decided to keep it as a pet. Once she had picked the animal up, it turned into a snake and violated her. As a result, this daughter of Eurytus and husband of Andraemon gave birth to another son, Amphissus. He would go on to build a temple to the god who had fathered him at his namesake city. Perhaps best known for picking the blossoms off a lotus tree that began bleeding thus stimulating a transformation, for ten points, identify this nymph that was loved by Apollo and turned into a poplar tree.
In one tale her son Tarquitus is killed by Aeneas. In another story she was playing with some nymphs when she came upon a tortoise and decided to keep it as a pet.
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