Hera’s speech on her plan to give birth to Typhaon on her own as glorifying Athena and Athens (here, Hera’s complaint about the lack of status of Hephaistos, and the similar status of Hera’s new offspring and Athena), in the context of the analysis of the addition of the passage on Hera’s bearing Typhaon to the hymn as an expansion of an older hymn after the First Sacred War