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She had already thought of appealing to her sister to save her sons. Medea
needed no urging, for, thanks to Eros' arrow, she was already madly in love with
Jason. Argus returned to the Argo and the next day at dawn led Jason,
accompanied ...
She had already thought of appealing to her sister to save her sons. Medea
needed no urging, for, thanks to Eros' arrow, she was already madly in love with
Jason. Argus returned to the Argo and the next day at dawn led Jason,
accompanied ...
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Jason. The leader of the Argonauts. A. Jason was the elder son of Aeson, a
grandson of Aeolus. His mother is usually said to have been either Polymede,
daughter of Autolycus, or Alcimede, daughter of Phylacus and Clymene, but she
has ...
Jason. The leader of the Argonauts. A. Jason was the elder son of Aeson, a
grandson of Aeolus. His mother is usually said to have been either Polymede,
daughter of Autolycus, or Alcimede, daughter of Phylacus and Clymene, but she
has ...
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J. As ON 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 for six days, ...
J. As ON 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 for six days, ...
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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