<span>The answer is "Athena".
As per the
mythographic abridgment Bibliotheke, diverse stories have mentioned the reason
for the blindness of Tiresias</span>, the most direct being that he was essentially blinded by
the gods themselves for uncovering their secrets. An elective story told by the
writer Pherecydes was followed in Callimachus' ballad "The Bathing of
Pallas"; in it, Tiresias was blinded by Athena after he staggered onto her
while she was bathing.
The Black Death or plague hit Europe not long after the fall of Rome.
<span>The rising and falling of the tides happened twice a day and it would cause the water levels around Jamestown to rise and cause freshwater streams and welts to become brackish or salty. There is evidence that this salty water may have made some early settlers sick.</span>
