She wound up yoked to the chariot of Cybele in the form of a lion alongside her husband Hippomenes or Melanion, who used three golden apples to distract her during a footrace.
By a coincidence, this woman's son was discovered exposed on a hillside by king Corythus's shepherds at the same time that Corythus's cattle-herders found Auge's son by Heracles. Her son later defeated the Argonaut Idas, and was one of the Seven Against Thebes. The centaurs Hylaeus and Rhaecus decided to ravish her, but she killed them and then went to stand by the side of Cleopatra's husband, who had fallen in love with her. She wound up yoked to the chariot of Cybele in the form of a lion alongside her husband Hippomenes or Melanion, who used three golden apples to distract her during a footrace. FTP, name this huntress to whom the infatuated Meleager gave the pelt of the Calydonian Boar.
By a coincidence, this woman's son was discovered exposed on a hillside by king Corythus's shepherds at the same time that Corythus's cattle-herders found Auge's son by Heracles.
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