This figure was told by a tower of the route into the underworld near Cape Taneareum which had been used by Heracles. A group of ants helped her sort out a pile of mixed grains and seeds, and a reed advised her to wait until nighttime to retrieve some wool from the golden sheep. An eagle helped her retrieve water from the Styx for the same goddess who asked her to retrieve a box containing some of Persephone's beauty. That figure, Aphrodite, was angry that her son had fallen in love with this woman instead of punishing her. For 10 points, identify this mortal woman granted immortality after marrying her lover Cupid.
This figure was told by a tower of the route into the underworld near Cape Taneareum which had been used by Heracles. A group of ants helped her sort out a pile of mixed grains and seeds, and a reed advised her to wait until nighttime to retrieve some wool from the golden sheep. An eagle helped her retrieve water from the Styx for the same goddess who asked her to retrieve a box containing some of Persephone's beauty. That figure, Aphrodite, was angry that her son had fallen in love with this woman instead of punishing her. For 10 points, identify this mortal woman granted immortality after marrying her lover Cupid.
This figure was told by a tower of the route into the underworld near Cape Taneareum which had been used by Heracles.
Psyche