Most sources claim that she was replaced by a bear or a calf in her most famous appearance, though Euripides relates how Pylades and her brother discovered that she was carried off to (*) Tauris to serve as a priestess of Artemis.
At Brauron, the clothes of women who died in childbirth were dedicated to this figure. This figure, who Nicander and Stesichorus claimed to be the daughter of Helen and Theseus, is sometimes believed to have been wedded to Achilles at Leuce. Most sources claim that she was replaced by a bear or a calf in her most famous appearance, though Euripides relates how Pylades and her brother discovered that she was carried off to (*) Tauris to serve as a priestess of Artemis. It was Artemis who had earlier demanded that this figure's father offer her as sacrifice to enable his fleet to sail from Aulis. For 10 points, name this sister of Electra and Orestes, a daughter of Clytemnestra and Agamemnon whom the latter sacrificed so that the Greek fleets could sail to Troy.
At Brauron, the clothes of women who died in childbirth were dedicated to this figure.
Iphigenia