In Syria, the cult of this goddess was centered at a temple in which  she is depicted as stepping on the Orontes River.
In Syria, the cult of this goddess was centered at a temple in which  she is depicted as stepping on the Orontes River. One source notes that  this deity was the patron of Alexander the Great, and some honored her  by praying to her after being fumigated with smoke. In one fable by  Aesop, she appears to a traveller sleeping next to a well, moralizing  "everyone can control his own fate." At her cult centers, she was  sometimes referred to as Automatia, as well as the goddess in control of  the (*) agathe daimon.  She was often depicted with a pair of cornucopiae, as  well as a ball and next to Nemesis. For 10 points, name this figure who spunt a  wheel, the personification of luck.
In Syria, the cult of this goddess was centered at a temple in which  she is depicted as stepping on the Orontes River.
Tyche or Fortuna