According to Pliny the Elder, exposure to things with this quality could kill the hairy Astomi of India. A possible version of Saturn, the agriculture-related Sterquilinus (“stir-quill-LINE-us”), was a minor Roman god of things with this quality, as was the possibly satirical Crepitus. In a satire by Horace, the witches Canidia (10[1])and Sagana flee a graveyard when this quality is produced (10[1])by a statue of Priapus. (10[1])It’s not being poisonous, but in one (10[1])version of a story, Melampus caused the Anigrus River to gain this quality (10[1])after disposing of a potion, while in (10[1])another, it gained this quality (-5[1])as a result of the Hydra’s venom. (-5[1])This quality of Philoctetes’s wound (10[3])led (10[1])him to be abandoned (10[1])on (-5[1])Lemnos, whose women were cursed to have a strong form of this quality (10[1])for not properly worshiping (10[2])Aphrodite. For 10 points, Heracles redirected two rivers to purge the Augean stables (10[1])of what (10[1])sensory quality (10[1])caused by the excretions of the horses? (10[1])■END■ (10[2])