Her story appears after that of Dido in Bocaccio's On Famous Women, and she is the focal point of the bottom right panel of Ghiberti's Doors of Paradise.  
Her story appears after that of Dido in Bocaccio's On Famous Women, and she is the focal point of the bottom right panel of Ghiberti's Doors of Paradise.  Assad falls in love with this woman in a Karl Goldmark opera, and she attempts to elope with the sculptor Adoniram in a Charles Gounod opera. In one legend, a visitor was relieved to find that this woman's legs were not those of a donkey but merely just hairy.  Another story claims that she gave up her virginity for a drink of water, and from that union came Menelik I, from whom all future Emperors of Ethiopia claimed descent.  For 10 points, name this ruler who in First Kings visited and asked riddles to Solomon.
Her story appears after that of Dido in Bocaccio's On Famous Women, and she is the focal point of the bottom right panel of Ghiberti's Doors of Paradise.  
{Queen} of {Sheba} (accept {Makeda}, {Nicaula}, or {Bilqis})