Pausanias Description of Greece 1.41.7

[7] Near the hero-shrine [ hērōion] of Pandion is the tomb [ mnēma] of Hippolyte. I will write down [ graphein] the kinds of things that the people of Megara say with regard to her. When the Amazons, having made war against the Athenians because of Antiope, were defeated by Theseus, most of them met their death in the fighting, but Hippolyte, the sister of Antiope and on this occasion the leader of the women, escaped with a few others to Megara. Having failed so badly with her army and feeling disheartened [ athumōs ekhein] at her present situation, given that she felt-there-was-no-way-out [ aporeîn] with regard to getting back home in safety [ sōtēriā] to Themiskyra, she died in her sorrow [ lupē]. And, now that she was dead, the people of Megara buried her. The shape [ skhēma] of her tomb [ mnēma] is like an Amazonian shield [ aspis].