Before revision: outside Leucothea's temple.Plutarch, Quaestiones Romanae 267b Joseph Fontenrose compared this story to the myths of Aëdon and Procne, both royal women who killed their sons Itylus/Itys in order to take revenge against their unfaithful husbands Zethus and Tereus
After revision: /Polytechnusoutside Leucothea's temple.Plutarch, Quaestiones Romanae 267b Joseph Fontenrose compared this story to the myths of Aëdon and Procne, both royal women who killed their sons Itylus/Itys in order to take revenge against their unfaithful husbands Zethus and Tereus