Hedyle (Ἡδύλη) is from the Greek hēdys (sweet). **Hedyle (3rd c. BCE)** was the Greek epic poet of Athens — author of the lost epyllion Scylla on the sea-monster's transformation. Mother of the epigrammatist Hedylus, daughter of the iambic poet Moschine.
Three generations of Greek poets, mother to son.
Hedyle reduces to seven — the number of Athenian epic poet.