Hesiod and Homerica

Quern-licker

Family: Mice · Role: mother of Crumb-snatcher; daughter of Ham-gnawer · First appears: The Battle of Frogs and Mice · Part 1

In Part 1 of The Battle of Frogs and Mice, Quern-licker is named as the mother of Crumb-snatcher and the daughter of Ham-gnawer, the king. Crumb-snatcher identifies her in his account of his parentage: “my mother was Quern-licker, the daughter of Ham-gnawer the king:”

Relationship record

The Battle of Frogs and Mice · Part 1

  • child: Crumb-snatcher “Crumb-snatcher am I called, and I am the son of Bread-nibbler—he was my stout-hearted father—and my mother was Quern-licker, the daughter of Ham-gnawer the king:”
  • parent: Ham-gnawer “Crumb-snatcher am I called, and I am the son of Bread-nibbler—he was my stout-hearted father—and my mother was Quern-licker, the daughter of Ham-gnawer the king:”

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