-
speaks of the
place where Iolcus stood.
Strabo states that a
festal ****embly was held
there in
honor of Pelias. The
position of
Iolcus is
indicated by Strabo...
- was
holding games in
honor of
Poseidon when the
grown Jason arrived in
Iolcus,
having lost one of his
sandals in the
river Anauros ("wintry Anauros")...
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became Queen of
Iolcus. Tyro was the
daughter of King
Salmoneus of Elis and Alcidice. She
married her uncle, King
Cretheus of
Iolcus, and had
three sons...
-
Pelias usurped the
throne from his half-brother
Aeson and
became king of
Iolcus in
Thessaly (near the
modern city of Volos).
Because of this
unlawful act...
- her.
Medea is
first introduced in Gr****
Mythology after Jason came from
Iolcus to
Colchis in an
attempt to
claim his
inheritance and
throne by retrieving...
-
Pelias (/ˈpiːliæs/ PEE-lee-****;
Ancient Gr****: Πελίας) was king of
Iolcus in Gr**** mythology. He was the one who sent
Jason on the
quest for the Golden...
-
Retrieved 11 June 2020. ****inson,
Oliver T. P. K. (2012). "
Iolcus". In Hornblower,
Simon (ed.).
Iolcus (mod. Volos). The
Oxford classical Dictionary (4th ed...
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order of King
Pelias in
order to
place Jason rightfully on the
throne of
Iolcus in Thessaly.
Through the help of Medea, they
acquire the
Golden Fleece....
-
rushing to
Iolcus, lost one of his
sandals in a
river while helping Hera, in the form of an old woman, cross. When
Jason entered Iolcus, he was announced...
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murder of her
children born of
Jason and his betrothed. In the city of
Iolcus in Greece, King
Aeson is
removed from
power by his half-brother
Pelias who...
