Andromʹeda
.Daughter of Cepheus (2 syl.) and Cassiopeia. Her mother boasted that the beauty of Andromĕda surpassed that of the Nereids; so the Nereids induced Neptune to send a sea-monster on the country, and an oracle declared that Andromeda must be given up to it. She was accordingly chained to a rock, but was delivered by Perseus (2 syl.). After death she was placed among the stars. (See Angelica..)
Ovid: Metamorphoses, v. 1, etc.