Pausanias and Athenaeus name one called Poene, sent to Argos by Apollo as punishment for the death of Psamathe.
Pausanias and Athenaeus name one called Poene, sent to Argos by Apollo as punishment for the death of Psamathe. The mother of the immortal horses Balius and Xanthus was another of these called Podarge, and while most mythologists include Caelano in their number, Hesiod only names Aello and Ocypete as those driven off by Calais and Zetes. They snatch away the food and defile the table of the blind king Phineus until given aid by the Argonauts. For 10 points name these creatures possessors of the heads of women and the wings and bodies of birds.
Pausanias and Athenaeus name one called Poene, sent to Argos by Apollo as punishment for the death of Psamathe.
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