A creature with a bird's body and woman's head or upper part, like a Harpy, but with different functions. Sirens are musical, and in myth they try to mesmerize Odysseus into shipwreck, but he had himself tied to his mast, and his crewmen with ears full of wax so that they could not hear his commands. Sirens also mourn and play lyres on funerary monuments.
Sweetly singing enchantresses, part woman, part bird, who lured sailors to their doom. Some say the Sirens had been given their wings in order to help Demeter search for her daughter Persephone, who was abducted by the King of the Underworld. Their singing would have caused Odysseus to steer his ship into their rocks, had he not ordered his men to bind him to the mast as a precaution. But it was no match for that of the minstrel Orpheus, who distracted his fellow Argonauts so they sailed by the Sirens safely.
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