One of her children is depicted in a sculpture while she is dying in the  Gardens of Sallust.
One of her children is depicted in a sculpture while she is dying in the  Gardens of Sallust. Ovid claims this woman was adorned with a robe of  Phrygian gold and first appears after Manto demands that women  worship a certain figure. Parthenius of Nicaea bizarrely records that this  wife of Alottus was a daughter of Assaon who attended a banquet with  her children, before the palace where the banquet took place caught fire.  As a result of this daughter of Tantalus and Dione's actions, her husband  (*) Amphion was arrowed to death. She was petrified and still weeps to this  day from Mount Sipylus. For 10 points, name this woman who bragged about  her children to Apollo and Diana.
One of her children is depicted in a sculpture while she is dying in the  Gardens of Sallust.
Niobe