This figure once had a nightmare where she used the blood of a murdered man to put out an inferno in her house. Nonnus calls her the mother of Faunus by Poseidon. Picus's rejection of this woman resulted in him being changed into a woodpecker, and following Glaucus's rejection of her, she sprinkled 
This figure once had a nightmare where she used the blood of a murdered man to put out an inferno in her house. Nonnus calls her the mother of Faunus by Poseidon. Picus's rejection of this woman resulted in him being changed into a woodpecker, and following Glaucus's rejection of her, she sprinkled special herbs in bathwater to turn Scylla into a monster. This inhabitant of Aiaia purified her niece of murder and was thwarted with the moly plant, which Hermes gave to Odysseus. For 10 points, identify Medea's sorceress aunt who changed Odysseus's men into swine.
This figure once had a nightmare where she used the blood of a murdered man to put out an inferno in her house.
{Circe} [or {Kirke}]