In Greek mythology, the scarlet color of poppies symbolized the promise of this action, as did the whiteness of white poplars.
In Greek mythology, the scarlet color of poppies symbolized the promise of this action, as did the whiteness of white poplars. After observing the behavior of a snake, Polydius used an herb to do this to a son of Minos named Glaucus. The cult of Dionysus held that their patron underwent this process yearly. A god who helped others perform this action was a son of Coronis snatched from a burning pyre by Hermes at birth. Out of gratitude for Admetus, Heracles helped (*) Alcestis undergo this action. Apollo became Admetus' herdsman after an incident in which his son performed this action on Hippolytus, which angered Hades. For 10 points, name this action repeatedly performed on others by Asclepius and by Persephone at the beginning of every spring.
In Greek mythology, the scarlet color of poppies symbolized the promise of this action, as did the whiteness of white poplars.
resurrection [accept equivalents like come back from the dead, returning from Hades, returning from the underworld, coming back to life, etc.; prompt on "heal" or "healing"]