She was thwarted by the nymph-goddess Thetis who saved Zeus with the help of one of the monstrous Hecatonchires (the “Hundred-Handers”!), Briareus. The stories of Hera and Zeus were nothing if not ...
Zeus: Hundreds of good deeds cannot atone for one murder. Thousands of temples, or statues, or sanctuaries, whether dedicated to me, or to you, Hera, my wife, or to Thetis, lovely goddess of the sea, ...
The women at the front deploring Zeus may be Oceanidae, the sea nymphs as identified by the dophin by the second seated nymph. Ashmole suggested that the nymphs may also be running to alarm Poseidon ...