Soft oil drips down the locks of this figure as she attends to Apollo’s manse in a short Homeric Hymn addressed to this figure, whom the Scythians referred to as “Tabiti.” Pomegranates adorn this figure’s headdress in a Byzantine tapestry that depicts six genii carrying blessing-engraved discs referencing this deity’s Polýolbos or “full of blessings” aspect. New colonies imported an object sacred to this deity from (15[1])her sanctuary within the mother city’s prytaneum. The proverb “To begin from [this deity]” (-5[1])referenced her receipt of preliminary (*) offerings and her tendency to be invoked (10[1])first in prayers and oaths. Aphrodite holds no power over Artemis, Athena, and this deity (10[1]-5[1])who spurned Apollo and Poseidon’s advances. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, what deity, paradoxically the eldest (10[1])and youngest of Kronos’s (10[1])daughters, acted as the goddess of the hearth? (10[1]) (10[4])■END■