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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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Apsyrtus, a more scrupulous man than his father, agreed to honor AetEtes'
promise to give the fleece to the Argonauts if jason would leave Medea on
Artemis' island until some disinterested king of the region could decide whom she
should ...
Apsyrtus, a more scrupulous man than his father, agreed to honor AetEtes'
promise to give the fleece to the Argonauts if jason would leave Medea on
Artemis' island until some disinterested king of the region could decide whom she
should ...
Page 124
MEDEA Medea indignantly refused to do, but she consented to carry out the
elaborate and secret rite required to restore Aeson's youth. After scouring the
countryside at night for strange herbs, she slit the old man's throat, drained his
body of ...
MEDEA Medea indignantly refused to do, but she consented to carry out the
elaborate and secret rite required to restore Aeson's youth. After scouring the
countryside at night for strange herbs, she slit the old man's throat, drained his
body of ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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