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Page 81
The Argonauts found the young men and when Phineus refused to release them,
they blinded or killed him. (According to this tale, Boreas, who was traveling with
the Argonauts, helped with the punishment.) The Argonauts then turned the ...
The Argonauts found the young men and when Phineus refused to release them,
they blinded or killed him. (According to this tale, Boreas, who was traveling with
the Argonauts, helped with the punishment.) The Argonauts then turned the ...
Page 89
A little later the Argonauts entered the Narex, or northern mouth of the Danube,
and sailed up the river to the rock of Cauliacus and down the branch flowing into
the Adriatic Sea (see Danube). Apsyrtus had reached the sea before them and ...
A little later the Argonauts entered the Narex, or northern mouth of the Danube,
and sailed up the river to the rock of Cauliacus and down the branch flowing into
the Adriatic Sea (see Danube). Apsyrtus had reached the sea before them and ...
Page 91
Thetis, when she learned Hera's wishes, consented to forget her anger at the
Argonaut Peleus, her former husband, and to help guide the Argo safely between
scylla and Charybdis and through the Wandering Rocks. Hera's prophecy that ...
Thetis, when she learned Hera's wishes, consented to forget her anger at the
Argonaut Peleus, her former husband, and to help guide the Argo safely between
scylla and Charybdis and through the Wandering Rocks. Hera's prophecy that ...
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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