This deity helped Dexicreon become rich by advising him to buy jars of water and was assisted in the birth of her daughter Beroe by Themis.
This deity helped Dexicreon become rich by advising him to buy jars of water and was assisted in the birth of her daughter Beroe by Themis. This goddess, who saved the Argonaut Butes from the Sirens, eventually came to be worshipped in two forms, one of which was labeled "Pandemos". Angering this deity was indirectly the cause of death for both Glaucus of Corinth and (*) Hippolytus. Homer unusually describes her as a daughter of the Titaness Dione, who consoles her after she is wounded by Diomedes. Major sites of her worship included the Cypriot city Paphos and the island of Cythera. This child of Uranus had an affair with Anchises that produced Aeneas, and she was caught sleeping with Ares by her husband Hephaestus. For 10 points, name this mother of Eros, the Greek goddess of love.
This deity helped Dexicreon become rich by advising him to buy jars of water and was assisted in the birth of her daughter Beroe by Themis.
Aphrodite