She first gave birth in Ortygia, then again in Delos, and her children would go on to avenge her both on the boastful Niobe and on Python, the serpent who had chased her while she was pregnant.
While knocking up this daughter of Coeus and Phoebe, Zeus changed both her and himself into quails in order to hide from Hera, who, not fooled in the least, promptly ordered Eileithyia not to allow her to give birth, relenting only when bribed with an amber necklace. She first gave birth in Ortygia, then again in Delos, and her children would go on to avenge her both on the boastful Niobe and on Python, the serpent who had chased her while she was pregnant. For ten points, name this mother of Apollo and Artemis in Greek myth.
While knocking up this daughter of Coeus and Phoebe, Zeus changed both her and himself into quails in order to hide from Hera, who, not fooled in the least, promptly ordered Eileithyia not to allow her to give birth, relenting only when bribed with an amber necklace.
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