Either Aeneas or this figure left behind a statue of Dionysus forged by Hephaestus in a chest after fleeing a city. As retribution for a crime committed against this figure, the Locrians were bound to send two maidens to another city every year for one thousand years. One of this figure's suitors was killed by Idomeneus and was named Othryoneus. This twin sister of Helenus was (*) raped in one of Athena's temples by Ajax the Lesser. Earlier, this figure's countrymen refused to heed her warning to "beware the Greeks bearing gifts." Agamemnon too
Either Aeneas or this figure left behind a statue of Dionysus forged by Hephaestus in a chest after fleeing a city. As retribution for a crime committed against this figure, the Locrians were bound to send two maidens to another city every year for one thousand years. One of this figure's suitors was killed by Idomeneus and was named Othryoneus. This twin sister of Helenus was (*) raped in one of Athena's temples by Ajax the Lesser. Earlier, this figure's countrymen refused to heed her warning to "beware the Greeks bearing gifts." Agamemnon took this woman back to Mycenae as a concubine, and the two were later murdered by Aegisthus and Clytemnestra. For 10 points, name this daughter of King Priam who was cursed by Apollo to have no one ever believe her prophecies.
Either Aeneas or this figure left behind a statue of Dionysus forged by Hephaestus in a chest after fleeing a city.
Cassandra [or Alexandra] 