She was the mother of the Empusae, a group of demons who had the haunches of asses and wore brazen slippers. She was also sometimes said to be the mother of Scylla. In the Aeneid, this figure is said 
She was the mother of the Empusae, a group of demons who had the haunches of asses and wore brazen slippers. She was also sometimes said to be the mother of Scylla. In the Aeneid, this figure is said to have placed the Sibyl in charge of the groves of Avernus. This goddess of roads in general and crossroads in particular once heard someone cry, "A rape! A rape!" but was too slow to see a chariot driving into the ground with Hades and Persephone. Sometimes identified with Selene and Artemis, FTP name this goddess whose priestesses included Medea.
She was the mother of the Empusae, a group of demons who had the haunches of asses and wore brazen slippers.
Hecate