One story recounts how this figure's second son brought her rich robes from Sidon. Her mother has been said to either be Metope or Euno? while her father is traditionally said to be Dymas and her grandfather the river deity Sangarius. She succeeded Arisbe as queen after the latter was given to Hyrtacus, and some stories say she died at Cynossema after being turned into a dog. Her daughter Laodice was swallowed up by the earth, and her grandson was thrown off the walls of her city. This figure plotted to kill Polymestor's sons and unsuccessfully begged Odysseus to keep her daughter Polyxena alive. Another daughter of hers was raped by Ajax and taken as a concubine by Agamemnon, while her younger son was killed by Philoctetes and her eldest s
One story recounts how this figure's second son brought her rich robes from Sidon. Her mother has been said to either be Metope or Euno? while her father is traditionally said to be Dymas and her grandfather the river deity Sangarius. She succeeded Arisbe as queen after the latter was given to Hyrtacus, and some stories say she died at Cynossema after being turned into a dog. Her daughter Laodice was swallowed up by the earth, and her grandson was thrown off the walls of her city. This figure plotted to kill Polymestor's sons and unsuccessfully begged Odysseus to keep her daughter Polyxena alive. Another daughter of hers was raped by Ajax and taken as a concubine by Agamemnon, while her younger son was killed by Philoctetes and her eldest son was slain in revenge for Patroclus's death. For 10 points, name this mother of Cassandra, Paris, and Hector, the wife of Priam and queen of Troy.
One story recounts how this figure's second son brought her rich robes from Sidon.
Hecuba or Hecabe