According to Pindar, this figure was the mother of Pan with Apollo, while some other sources list this woman as Pan's mother with Hermes.
According to Pindar, this figure was the mother of Pan with Apollo, while some other sources list this woman as Pan's mother with Hermes. An account of Pausanias reports that she was banished to the city of Mantineia by her husband, though Hyginus reports that she instead went to Aeaea and mothered Italus. As a child, this woman was saved from drowning by a family of seabirds after her parents Periboea and Icarius threw her into the water. The maid (*) Melantho reveals a ruse perpetrated by this woman to a group including Peisandros and Eurymachus; that ruse centered on a burial shroud for her father-in-law Laertes, which she wove by day and unwove by night. This woman was the mother of Telemachus and Queen of Ithaca during the period of the Trojan War. For 10 points, name this wife of Odysseus.
According to Pindar, this figure was the mother of Pan with Apollo, while some other sources list this woman as Pan's mother with Hermes.
Penelope [or Penelopeia; prompt on "Ameirace" or "Arnacia" or "Arnaea"] 