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παρθένον ἐν πελάγει ζητῶν τὴν πρόσθε λέοντα,
— Paton edition
τηθὴν εὑρήσεις παιδοφόνου Ἑκάβης.
SEEKING in the sea the maiden who was once a lion, thou shalt find the mother-in-law of Hecuba, the murderer of her children.
— Paton edition
*Answer*: Thetis, who was transformed into a lion in her attempt to escape from Peleus. Hecuba was a name given to Medea, whom, according to late tradition, Achilles is said to have married in the islands of the blessed.
SEEKING in the sea the maiden who was once a lion, thou shalt find the mother-in-law of Hecuba, the murderer of her children.
— Paton edition
*Answer*: Thetis, who was transformed into a lion in her attempt to escape from Peleus. Hecuba was a name given to Medea, whom, according to late tradition, Achilles is said to have married in the islands of the blessed.
παρθένον ἐν πελάγει ζητῶν τὴν πρόσθε λέοντα,
— Paton edition
τηθὴν εὑρήσεις παιδοφόνου Ἑκάβης.
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