According to Pausanias, this figure was worshipped as Selene at a sanctuary of Ino in Thalamai. This figure's husband cheated on her with Procris, after Procris cured him of an ailment which had made him ejaculate spiders, scorpions and milipedes when he cheated on this woman. Apollodorus records the horrible fates suffered by this daughter of Perseis' children including Catreus, who was killed by his own son, Glaucus, who drowned in a jar of honey and Androgeus, who was killed by Aegeus for winning every prize at a feast. Either Poseidon or Aphrodite made this figure fall for her most notorious consort, who she seduced with the help of a wooden contraption covered in cow skin made by Daedalus. That seduction of the
According to Pausanias, this figure was worshipped as Selene at a sanctuary of Ino in Thalamai. This figure's husband cheated on her with Procris, after Procris cured him of an ailment which had made him ejaculate spiders, scorpions and milipedes when he cheated on this woman. Apollodorus records the horrible fates suffered by this daughter of Perseis' children including Catreus, who was killed by his own son, Glaucus, who drowned in a jar of honey and Androgeus, who was killed by Aegeus for winning every prize at a feast. Either Poseidon or Aphrodite made this figure fall for her most notorious consort, who she seduced with the help of a wooden contraption covered in cow skin made by Daedalus. That seduction of the Cretan Bull led to the birth of a half-man, half-bull. For ten points, name this queen of Crete, the wife of Minos, the mother of Ariadne and the Minotaur.
According to Pausanias, this figure was worshipped as Selene at a sanctuary of Ino in Thalamai.
{Pasiphae}