Her son built the town of Oeta, named for and located on the mountain where she served as a shepherdess.
In book ten of the Aeneid, Aeneas kills and refuses to bury a son of Faunus and this figure named Tarquitus. Her son built the town of Oeta, named for and located on the mountain where she served as a shepherdess. Though she married a son of Oxylus, she was impregnated after taking a god disguised as a turtle into her lap, whereupon that god, Apollo, turned into a serpent and raped her. This wife of Andraemon underwent her best-known experience after picking a red lotus blossom to give to her son Amphissus. Unfortunately, picking the flower caused the tree it was on to tremble and bleed, and the tree's blood turned this figure into a black tree as well. For 10 points, identify this playmate of the Hamadryads who, according to Ovid, was turned into a poplar tree.
In book ten of the Aeneid, Aeneas kills and refuses to bury a son of Faunus and this figure named Tarquitus.
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