She gave birth to the horse Areion after being ravished by Poseidon in the form of a stallion.
She gave birth to the horse Areion after being ravished by Poseidon in the form of a stallion. She was also the mother of Plutus by the hero Iasion, and when Tantulus served Pelops at the feast of the gods, she ate one of his shoulders. In another myth, she stays at the house of Celeus and nurses his infant son Demophoon, whom she tries to make immortal by putting him in fire. She is the subject of the second Homeric Hymn, which tells the story of Hades' kidnapping of her daughter Persephone. For ten points, identify the Greek goddess of the harvest.
She gave birth to the horse Areion after being ravished by Poseidon in the form of a stallion.
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