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Page 89
While half of their feet sailed through the Bosporus , the other half , commanded
by Aeëtes ' son , Apsyrtus , made directly for the mouths of the Danube and
reached one of its two main outlets , Fair Mouth , before the Argo . None of the
natives ...
While half of their feet sailed through the Bosporus , the other half , commanded
by Aeëtes ' son , Apsyrtus , made directly for the mouths of the Danube and
reached one of its two main outlets , Fair Mouth , before the Argo . None of the
natives ...
Page 91
Sailing southward again along the Italian coast , the Argo soon came to the lovely
island of Anthemoëssa , the home of the ... The company sailed bravely ahead ,
though they knew that disaster awaited them on either side of the narrow strait .
Sailing southward again along the Italian coast , the Argo soon came to the lovely
island of Anthemoëssa , the home of the ... The company sailed bravely ahead ,
though they knew that disaster awaited them on either side of the narrow strait .
Page 95
From Anaphe the Argonauts sailed to the island of Aegina , in the Saronic Gulf .
There the weary men , relieved to be on Greek soil once again , amused
themselves with seeing who could reach the ship first with a jar of water on his
shoulder .
From Anaphe the Argonauts sailed to the island of Aegina , in the Saronic Gulf .
There the weary men , relieved to be on Greek soil once again , amused
themselves with seeing who could reach the ship first with a jar of water on his
shoulder .
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| Title | Crowell's Handbook of Classical Mythology |
| Author | Edward Tripp |
| Published | 1970 |
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