Phil·o·me·la 
(fĭl′ə-mēlə)
(fĭl′ə-mēlə)n.
Greek Mythology
Greek Mythology
A princess of Athens who, after being raped by her brother-in-law, Tereus, was avenged by her sister, Procne, and was later turned into a swallow or nightingale while fleeing Tereus.
[Latin Philomēla, from Greek Philomēlē.]