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What does Medea give to Jason's bride?
The golden fleece Actually, Medea gave Jason's bride a poisoned dress that killed her own two children. Hope I helped. :) ~HoshiRakuen
What was Medea's quest?
Medea's assists Jason in his quest for the Golden Fleece. In order to wrest his throne from his uncle, he was compelled to attempt the quest. In exchange for Medea's assistance, Jason promises to marry her. Although Jason has two sons with Medea, he abandons her for King Creon's daughter.
How many children did Nephele and King Athamus of Boetia have?
they had two children.i am unsure of their names but i know they had two because the ram with the golden fleece saved them when Princess Ino tried to kill the boy, and their mother Nephele sent it to themhope that helps!
Who was the woman who married the Greek hero Jason but then killed her children for revenge for his falling in love with another woman?
Medea, the daughter of King Aeetes of Colchis, had six children with the Greek hero, Jason (of Golden Fleece fame). There are different versions of the myth, including that Medea killed two of her children, one version stating that she did so by accident, another stating that she deliberately killed them. Another version blames their death on the citizens of Corinth.
Greek mythology Woman who married Jason?
Medea married Jason before she was abandoned for Glauce, the princess of Corinth. She famously took revenge by poisoning Glauce and her father and then killing her two children by Jason.
Is Medea a hero or crazy?
She was known as an enchantress, witch or a priestess of the goddess Hecate. She might be considered a hero, as she helped Jason get the Golden Fleece. She also might be considered crazy, as after she was betrayed by Jason she killed their two children.
What does Medea give to Jason's bride?
The golden fleece Actually, Medea gave Jason's bride a poisoned dress that killed her own two children. Hope I helped. :) ~HoshiRakuen
What was Medea's quest?
Medea's assists Jason in his quest for the Golden Fleece. In order to wrest his throne from his uncle, he was compelled to attempt the quest. In exchange for Medea's assistance, Jason promises to marry her. Although Jason has two sons with Medea, he abandons her for King Creon's daughter.
Which line from The Golden Fleece by Nathaniel Hawthorne is an imperative sentence?
There are actually two notable lines that express the imperative (command) sense: "Go, then, and at the peril of your life, bring me back the Golden Fleece." (or) "Stop, my good cow!"
What are two myths related to Chiron?
Myths related to Chiron include the Golden Fleece, Hercules and Achilles.
Why was camp half blood in so much danger in book two of perrcy Jackson?
Because they didn't have the golden fleece on the tree and that protects the camp from monsters getting in.
Why does Hercules abandon the quest of the Golden Fleece?
There are differing accounts mainly because the roles of Heracles and Jason in ancient mythology were similar. The myths of the Golden Apples and the Golden Fleece share a number of similarities, least of which is the theme. The etymology of the Greek words for sheep and apple are so similar that they are almost the same word. That aside, the most common answers are: - He was asked to leave by the ship itself, because his massive bulk was a burden. Remember, the ship could talk. This is likely the older of the two stories, and in it, he gets off at Aphetai, which is in Thessaly. - His young companion, Hylas, was abducted by Water Nymphs and Heracles, along with Polyphemus, searched for him so long that Jason decided to leave them at the Spring of Pegae, lest his quest be delayed. In Roman mythology, Hercales is actually Hylas' father.
What is the last chapter in the book The Sea of Monsters?
(SPOILER ALERT) In the end, Percy, Annabeth, Grover, and Clarisse manage to get the Golden Fleece back and themselves in one piece. When the Golden Fleece is placed upon a branch of the pine tree, the magic cures the whole camp. Everything seems much brighter and the camp borders are restored. However, the magic of the Golden Fleece is so powerful is frees Thalia, daughter of Zeus, from the pine tree she was forced to be.
What is the brooks brothers logo?
The Brooks Brothers logo features the brand's name in a serif font with an image of a sheep in between the two words. The sheep represents the brand's heritage in producing high-quality wool clothing.
Are there any green female superheroes or villains?
Yes, several. The most prominent two I can think of are Marvel's She-Hulk and DC's Jade (daughter of Alan Scott, the golden-age Green Lantern).
Is Thalia alive in every Percy Jackson and the Olympians books except for one and two?
Thalia Grace is alive in book one, but she was in the form of a tree. In book two, her tree form was poisoned. The golden fleece was found to save her. The fleece worked better than expected, and she morphed back into her human form. It was in book 3 that Thalia joined the hunt with Artemis and became immortal. She was present as a hunter through the remainder of the series.
How many children did Nephele and King Athamus of Boetia have?
they had two children.i am unsure of their names but i know they had two because the ram with the golden fleece saved them when Princess Ino tried to kill the boy, and their mother Nephele sent it to themhope that helps!
