This Greek deity is believed to be identical to the character identified as "si-to-po-ti-ni-ja" in early Linear B inscriptions.
This Greek deity is believed to be identical to the character identified as "si-to-po-ti-ni-ja" in early Linear B inscriptions. This goddess took on the epithet "raging" after giving birth to a horse and to Despoina. A ritual performed for this deity remembered her application of ambrosia and fire, which was interrupted by a confused mortal. This deity was warmly housed by Celeus after taking on the guise of Doso, but was interrupted by Metanira when she attempted to apotheosize Demophon. This goddess ate the arm of Pelops and made the ivory replacement. This dedicatee, along with her daughter, of the Eleusinian Mysteries went to the underworld to retrieve Persephone. For 10 points, name this Greek goddess of the hearth.
This Greek deity is believed to be identical to the character identified as "si-to-po-ti-ni-ja" in early Linear B inscriptions.
Demeter