Question

Diodorus Siculus relates a reinterpretation of this figure as a powerful shepherd who guards a flock of golden-fleeced sheep. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this hundred-headed beast represented by the constellation Draco. Vase paintings tend to depict this unsleeping beast coiled around an apple tree.
ANSWER: Ladon [prompt on, BUT DO NOT REVEAL, Drakon Hesperian or Hesperian Dragon or the dragon that guards the Garden of the Hesperides or the dragon that guards the golden apples of immortality]
[10m] Ladon guards the immortality-granting golden apples in this garden, whose eponymous daughters of Atlas are the source of the sunset’s golden light.
ANSWER: Garden of the Hesperides
[10e] Ladon’s still-twitching corpse is later encountered by this band of adventurers led by Jason.
ANSWER: Argonauts
<Kevin Thomas, RMP - Greco-Roman Mythology&gt; ~22632~ &lt;Editor: Kevin Thomas>

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