Possibly too Εἰλείθνια (p. 194), which has the form of a perf. part. […] Admetos, apparently another form of Hades (p. 122), was also famous for his herds. […] The god visited her during the night, in the form of her mother. […] Alpheios resumed his aqueous form, and sought to mingle his waters with hers. […] Athena, assuming the form of an old woman, warned her to desist from her boasting ; and when she found her admonitions were vain, she resumed her proper form and accepted the challenge.