Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology, Volume 10Crowell, 1970 - 631 pages Reference work with alphabetically-arranged entries illuminates the characters, places, and literary sources of Greek and Roman myths. |
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Edward Tripp. JASON According to Pindar , Jason was far from being alone in Iolcus . As soon as his uncles , Amythaon and Pheres , and their sons Melampus and Admetus heard of his arrival , they gathered about him . Jason feasted them ...
Edward Tripp. JASON According to Pindar , Jason was far from being alone in Iolcus . As soon as his uncles , Amythaon and Pheres , and their sons Melampus and Admetus heard of his arrival , they gathered about him . Jason feasted them ...
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... Jason was sure that Pelias had no intention of keeping his promise to relinquish the throne . With only fifty- two men at his side , Jason could not hope to take the city by force . As so often before , it was MEDEA [ B ] who found a ...
... Jason was sure that Pelias had no intention of keeping his promise to relinquish the throne . With only fifty- two men at his side , Jason could not hope to take the city by force . As so often before , it was MEDEA [ B ] who found a ...
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... Jason the hand of his daughter , Glauce , or Creüsa . By Greek law Jason's sons by a foreigner were not citizens , so he could not expect to be- queath his own position to Mermerus or Pheres . He therefore determined to divorce Medea ...
... Jason the hand of his daughter , Glauce , or Creüsa . By Greek law Jason's sons by a foreigner were not citizens , so he could not expect to be- queath his own position to Mermerus or Pheres . He therefore determined to divorce Medea ...
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