Upon entering Athens, Theseus threw two of these creatures higher than a building to prove his manliness.
Upon entering Athens, Theseus threw two of these creatures higher than a building to prove his manliness. Epaphus's mother became one of these creatures, which were guarded unsuccessfully by the two-headed dog Orthrus, and Thrinacia was home to many of them. A common epithet ascribes the eyes of this creature to Hera. Daedalus built a wooden one of these creatures for Pasiphae. Cadmus followed one of these creatures to the spot of Thebes. The peacock gained tail spots after the thousand-eyed watchman Argos failed to guard another of these mammals, which had previously been Zeus's lover Io. For 10 points, name this frequently-sacrificed herd animal.
Upon entering Athens, Theseus threw two of these creatures higher than a building to prove his manliness.
cattle [or cows; or heifers; or bovines; or cattle; or oxen; or bulls] 