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.
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In Greek mythology, the Golden Fleece is that of a winged ram, that was golden in colour. Jason was set on a quest to capture the fleece in order to become King of Iolcus.
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Jason was trying to regain the kingdom that had been taken from his father by a cousin.The cousin agreed to give it back if Jason could bring him the Golden Fleece. Jason loved adventure, and set off in his ship, the Argo, to find the Fleece.
The search for the "golden fleece" is told in the myths about Jason and the Argonauts.
Jason was sent with the Argonauts to find the Golden Fleece.
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Jason's journey was a quest to find the Golden Fleece.
Jason, the Greek hero, led the Argonauts on the quest to find the Golden Fleece. The Golden Fleece was a symbol of authority and kingship, and Jason sought it to reclaim his rightful throne.
Hera helped Jason.