This goddess’s name possibly derives from a frog-headed Egyptian fertility goddess. Zeus’s hand holds this goddess on coins issued (-5[1])by (10[1])Agathocles (10[1])I of Bactria, reflecting the Theogony’s claim that Zeus “honored [this goddess] above all.” (10[1]-5[1])This goddess (10[1]-5[2])adopted (-5[1])the servant Galanthias (0[1])after she was punished by (-5[1])Hera for (10[1])facilitating Heracles’s birth by being turned into this (-5[1])goddess’s sacred (-5[1])animal, (-5[1])the weasel or polecat. (10[10])Along with (10[2])the (10[4])Lampades, this goddess controls succubus-like creatures (10[1])with (10[1])one (10[2])copper leg (10[1])known as empousai. (10[3])Like Diana, (10[3])this torch-wielding goddess (10[4])was (10[1])given (10[2])the epithet Trivia (10[1])in her role (10[2])as a (10[1])triple goddess. (10[2])Dogs were often sacrificed to this goddess at crossroads. (10[3])For 10 (10[1]-5[1])points, Medea was a priestess of what Greek goddess of (10[1])magic (10[1])and witchcraft? (10[5])■END■ (10[6]0[4])