Io. Zeus turned her into cow to hide her from Hera.
No, it was the other way around: Zeus turned her into a white cow. Her name was Io.
a white cow
That would be Ino.
Io
Zeus turned the nymph Io into a white cow to hide her from his wife Hera, who was jealous. Hera ended up discovering the deception and had a fly sting Io, causing her to wander the earth in distress.
She was the water nymph Io, after whom the Ionean sea is named.
Zeus turned Io into a white cow to hide her from Hera. The hundred-eyed monster was Argus, who Hermes killed to save Io.
Io was turned into a cow so Hera would not know that she was Zeus's wife
Io.
cow
Because cow is white
The phrase "What comes cow but is not white" could refer to "cow" as a term used in various contexts, such as "cow's milk" which can be processed into products like cheese or yogurt, often not white in color. Additionally, there are breeds of cows that are not white, such as Holsteins, which are black and white, or Jersey cows, which are typically brown. Therefore, the answer could encompass both the products derived from cows and the diversity of cow breeds.