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Hera convinced this figure to guide the Argonauts past Scylla and Charybdis. In the Iliad, (15[1])Glaucus (15[1])declined to fight Diomedes by recalling how Lycurgus drove Dionysus into this figure’s bosom, but was then struck blind by Zeus. This figure parallels Eos in vases depicting a weighing of souls, likely referencing a conflict in the Aethiopis. This figure seized Zeus’ knees with her left hand and his chin with her right while (*) petitioning (-5[1])him in a (10[1])scene later (10[1])painted by (10[1])Ingres. (10[1])This “silver-footed” figure summoned the Hecatonchire Briareus to intimidate a group of gods conspiring against Zeus. (10[1])This figure’s sisters lamented with her in a cave after hearing her scream in Book XVIII (“eighteen”) of the Iliad, which also describes how this shapeshifting nymph (10[1])and Eurynome raised Hephaestus. For 10 points, name this Nereid mother of Achilles. (10[1])■END■

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