This figure ordained that Bidon and Cleobis would die in their sleep as a reward for pulling the cart of this figure's priestess Cydippe. Chelone refused to attend this figure's wedding, causing the groom to turn Chelone into a tortoise. Pelias murdered his grandmother in a temple dedicated to this figure, provoking her ire. This figure prevented her child Eileithyia from breaking her crouch, which caused Alcmene great pain by prolonging the birth of a figure whom this figure pulled away from her breast as he nursed, thus creating the Milky Way. After this goddess assigned the hundred-eyed giant Argus Panoptes to guard Io, she placed his eyes in the tail of the peacock, which became her bird. For 10 points, name this cow-eyed queen of the heavens, the jealous wife of Zeus.
This figure ordained that Bidon and Cleobis would die in their sleep as a reward for pulling the cart of this figure's priestess Cydippe. Chelone refused to attend this figure's wedding, causing the groom to turn Chelone into a tortoise. Pelias murdered his grandmother in a temple dedicated to this figure, provoking her ire. This figure prevented her child Eileithyia from breaking her crouch, which caused Alcmene great pain by prolonging the birth of a figure whom this figure pulled away from her breast as he nursed, thus creating the Milky Way. After this goddess assigned the hundred-eyed giant Argus Panoptes to guard Io, she placed his eyes in the tail of the peacock, which became her bird. For 10 points, name this cow-eyed queen of the heavens, the jealous wife of Zeus.
This figure ordained that Bidon and Cleobis would die in their sleep as a reward for pulling the cart of this figure's priestess Cydippe.
Hera [prompt on Juno]