According to Pausanias and Plutarch, this character, or another with the same name, had an oracle at Laconian Thalamae. One of her sons had to be revived after drowning in a jar of honey, and another son, Androgeus, was killed as a result of an Athenian plot. One of her daughters was abandoned by a 
According to Pausanias and Plutarch, this character, or another with the same name, had an oracle at Laconian Thalamae. One of her sons had to be revived after drowning in a jar of honey, and another son, Androgeus, was killed as a result of an Athenian plot. One of her daughters was abandoned by a man who later married her other daughter Phaedra. She freed Icarus and Daedalus in gratitude for Daedalus's help in facilitating her dalliance with a sacrificial victim intended for Poseidon who had became the object of this woman's unnatural lust. FTP, name this mother of Ariadne and wife of Minos whose union with a bull produced the Minotaur.
According to Pausanias and Plutarch, this character, or another with the same name, had an oracle at Laconian Thalamae.
Pasiphaë