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No one specifically warns Jason about the Symplegades. Any sailor would have known about the Clashing Rocks. It's one of the reasons that travel to and from Colchis was so rare. Getting to Colchis over land would have taken months, whereas traveling over the Black Sea would have been much faster.

You might be thinking of Jason's encounter with the blind seer Phineas. After saving Phineas from the Harpies, the seer tells Jason how to get past the Clashing Rocks.

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