In Incan mythology, this group was represented by a single deity, Collca, who was regarded as the keeper of the seeds.
In Incan mythology, this group was represented by a single deity, Collca, who was regarded as the keeper of the seeds. One member of this group sank into the ground below a spot marked by a pine tree watered by his mother's tears in Cherokee mythology. To woo Agni, Svaha disguised herself as six members of this group. The Flamen Volcanis sacriÂficed a pregnant sow to one member of this group, the mother of the twin Lares, at the beginning of the month named for her. In Greek myth, that member of this group avoided the gods by hiding in Mount Cyllene, where all of these people were born, but Zeus tracked her down and begot Hermes upon her. All of them were transformed into doves when they were chased by a man who himself was chased and killed by a scorpion. In an alternate myth, these women killed themselves upon hearing of the transformation of their siblings, the Hyades. For 10 points, name these daughters of Atlas, doomed to be pursued by Orion forever in the night sky as the constellation of Seven Sisters.
In Incan mythology, this group was represented by a single deity, Collca, who was regarded as the keeper of the seeds.
Pleiades [accept Seven Sisters before mentioned, though that's only right for the Greco-Roman clues; accept Krittka]