This inhabitant of Aeaea purified the Argonauts for the murder of Absyrtus, and her rejection by Glaucus led her to concoct a potion that turned Scylla into a monster.
One of this woman's sons accidentally killed his father with a stingray-tipped spear and was named Telegonus. This inhabitant of Aeaea purified the Argonauts for the murder of Absyrtus, and her rejection by Glaucus led her to concoct a potion that turned Scylla into a monster. After being confronted with a sword, she swore by the gods not to take a certain hero's manhood. (*) Hermes gave his great-grandson moly to protect him from this woman, who had laced her food with a transforming potion. For ten points, name this witch who turned Odysseus' men into swine.
One of this woman's sons accidentally killed his father with a stingray-tipped spear and was named Telegonus.
Circe (or Kirke) &lt;BZ&gt;