She gave birth to a pair of twins named Teledamus and Pelops, alongside whom she was later murdered.
A man whose goal was to marry this woman is mocked and dragged around the battlefield after being slain by Idomeneus. A chest owned by this woman containing a picture of Dionysus drove Eurypylus mad when he opened it. She gave birth to a pair of twins named Teledamus and Pelops, alongside whom she was later murdered. As children, this woman and her twin brother were sleeping in a temple in Thymbra when a pair of snakes slithered in and (*) licked out their ears. Coroebus and Othryoneus both took part in the Trojan War in order to marry this woman, who was the twin sister of Helenus. This woman was raped in a temple of Athena by Ajax the Lesser and was later awarded to Agamemnon as a war prize. For 10 points, name this woman whose predictions of the fall of Troy were ignored because, due to a curse laid by Apollo, no one ever believed her.
A man whose goal was to marry this woman is mocked and dragged around the battlefield after being slain by Idomeneus.
Cassandra [or Alexandra] &lt;Carson&gt;