Many writers describe this group hanging out in the Vale of Tempe.
Hesiod describes the collective voice of this group with the word ossa. The name of a member of this group was given to an aspect of Aphrodite that was considered to oppose her "Pandemos" aspect. Many writers describe this group hanging out in the Vale of Tempe. Members of this group turned the daughters of Pierus into birds after winning a (*) singing contest against them, though they themselves were sometimes called Pierides [pee-AIR-uh-dees]. They were believed by many to live in the Corycian cave, and thus were called "Corycian nymphs." This group was born of the union of Zeus and a Titaness who personified memory, Mnemosyne [nuh-MAH-zin-ee]. For 10 points, Calliope [kuh-LIE-oh-pee] and Clio are among what nine goddesses of inspiration and the arts?
Hesiod describes the collective voice of this group with the word ossa.
Muses [or Musae; or Mousai; accept Pierides until “Pierus” is read] &lt;WA, Myth&gt;