👉 In Greek mythology, "jeropiga" refers to a type of snake. Specifically, it is one of the nine snakes in the mythological tale "The Iliad," where these snakes are associated with the Trojan War and the abduction of Helen of Troy. These snakes were said to be very dangerous and would often attack any intruder or enemy that came near them. The name "jeropiga" comes from their venomous bite, which was thought to cause death if not treated promptly
