According to legend she was given in marriage to the man who could yoke a wild boar and a lion to his chariot and drive them around the race-course, which her future husband was able to do with the help of two gods he had befriended. It was apparently in between her betrothal and marriage that she refused to join her sisters Evadne and Amphinome dismember and boil her father Pelias despite being told by Medea that it would restore his youth, refusing to shed his blood even in such a cause and demonstrating the same sort of piety that she would later display towards her husband. FTP name this woman, who later would be returned to the Upper Air either by Persephone or Heracles when she took Artemis's bargain that if she voluntarily died for h
According to legend she was given in marriage to the man who could yoke a wild boar and a lion to his chariot and drive them around the race-course, which her future husband was able to do with the help of two gods he had befriended. It was apparently in between her betrothal and marriage that she refused to join her sisters Evadne and Amphinome dismember and boil her father Pelias despite being told by Medea that it would restore his youth, refusing to shed his blood even in such a cause and demonstrating the same sort of piety that she would later display towards her husband. FTP name this woman, who later would be returned to the Upper Air either by Persephone or Heracles when she took Artemis's bargain that if she voluntarily died for her husband Admetus he would be allowed to live.
According to legend she was given in marriage to the man who could yoke a wild boar and a lion to his chariot and drive them around the race-course, which her future husband was able to do with the help of two gods he had befriended.
Alcestis