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Greek Mortal Women

YGK These Mortal Women in Greek Myth

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The first human woman sculpted from clay by Hephaestus as punishment for mankind Pandora
The only thing that remained in "Pandora's Box" after the evils escaped Hope
The husband of Pandora and father of Pyrrha Epimetheus
The most beautiful mortal woman during the Age of Heroes, daughter of Zeus and Leda Helen of Troy
The king of Sparta whom Helen married Menelaus
The oath forced upon all Greek kings to fight if Helen were kidnapped Tyndareus's oath (or Helen's oath)
"The face that launched a thousand ships" (as per Doctor Faustus) Helen of Troy
The sorceress aunt of Medea and daughter of the Sun God Circe
The giant bronze automaton killed by Medea during the Argonauts' journey home Talos
The object that one post of Penelope's marriage bed was made from A living olive tree
The talented Lydian weaver turned into a spider by Athena Arachne
The wife of Agamemnon who murdered him after he sacrificed their daughter Iphigenia Clytemnestra
The son of Clytemnestra and Agamemnon who avenged his father's death by killing his mother Orestes
The wife of King Priam and Queen of Troy during the Trojan War Hecuba
The mother of Paris and Hector Hecuba
The daughter of King Minos who helped Theseus navigate the Labyrinth Ariadne
The god who saved Ariadne on Naxos and married her Dionysus
The female Argonaut who drew first blood in the Calydonian Boar hunt Atalanta
The suitor who beat Atalanta in a race using golden apples from Aphrodite Melanion (or Hippomenes)
The Trojan princess who was cursed by Apollo to have her prophecies disbelieved Cassandra
The daughter of King Acrisius who was impregnated by Zeus as a shower of gold Danaë
The fisherman who rescued Danaë and Perseus from the chest at sea Dictys
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