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Medea needed no urging, for, thanks to Eros' arrow, she was already madly in
love with Jason. ... The two companions remained outside and Jason entered the
shrine to meet the goddess' priestess, Medea, alone for the first time. When he ...
Medea needed no urging, for, thanks to Eros' arrow, she was already madly in
love with Jason. ... The two companions remained outside and Jason entered the
shrine to meet the goddess' priestess, Medea, alone for the first time. When he ...
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This bargain infuriated Medea, who upbraided Jason for breaking his vows to her
. jason tried to pacify her by claiming that ... At once Medea promised to lure her
brother into Jason's hands, if jason had the stomach to kill him. jason, who was ...
This bargain infuriated Medea, who upbraided Jason for breaking his vows to her
. jason tried to pacify her by claiming that ... At once Medea promised to lure her
brother into Jason's hands, if jason had the stomach to kill him. jason, who was ...
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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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