Amaltea

"...Cronus, the youngest of the Titans, took Rhea as his wife, and together they had several children: Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades, Poseidon, and Zeus, the king of the gods, who was born in a deep cave on the island of Crete and was immediately entrusted to the care of the Nymphs.

It was they who gifted him the precious little goat Amalthea, who nourished him with her sacred milk, granting him immortality and eternal youth.
As Zeus grew older, he delighted in exercising his arms and legs with strength games that made him stronger.
One day, while playing with his nurse Amalthea, he clung to one of the goat’s horns with more vigor than he should have, and the horn broke off. A compassionate Nymph, Melissa, tended to the animal’s wounded head. To repay her, Zeus picked up the broken horn, filled it with flowers, fruit, and jewels, and gave it to her, promising that from this magical horn it would always flow anything the possessor desired.

Thus, it is from Amalthea that the famous Cornucopia, symbol of abundance and wealth, was born..."