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Argus returned to the Argo and the next day at dawn led Jason, accompanied by
Mopsus, to the shrine of Hecate, outside the city. The two companions remained
outside and Jason entered the shrine to meet the goddess' priestess, Medea, ...
Argus returned to the Argo and the next day at dawn led Jason, accompanied by
Mopsus, to the shrine of Hecate, outside the city. The two companions remained
outside and Jason entered the shrine to meet the goddess' priestess, Medea, ...
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He sent for her secretly and, on her return, kept her identity hidden from Themisto
. Themisto learned somehow that her rival had returned, but did not know who
she was. Determining to kill Ino's children, she confided in their nurse, a woman ...
He sent for her secretly and, on her return, kept her identity hidden from Themisto
. Themisto learned somehow that her rival had returned, but did not know who
she was. Determining to kill Ino's children, she confided in their nurse, a woman ...
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C. While returning from Mount Cithaeron, Heracles met heralds on their way to
Thebes to collect the annual tribute exacted of that city by Erginus, king of the
Minyan city of Orchomenus. Heracles cut off their ears and noses, hung them
around ...
C. While returning from Mount Cithaeron, Heracles met heralds on their way to
Thebes to collect the annual tribute exacted of that city by Erginus, king of the
Minyan city of Orchomenus. Heracles cut off their ears and noses, hung them
around ...
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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