Jason

Reading notes

• The Loves §1.15 Aeson's leader

  Jason, son of Aeson, captain of the Argonauts who won 'the golden fleece.'

• The Art of Love §2.5 Jason

  Leader of the Argonauts, won and then lost by Medea's arts.

• The Heroides §6 the son of Aeson

  Jason, leader of the Argonauts, son of Aeson; he won the Golden Fleece with Medea's help and deserted Hypsipyle. The addressee.

• The Heroides §6 Jason

  Leader of the Argonauts and faithless husband; whether he still lives is Hypsipyle's anxious refrain.

• The Heroides §12 the son of Aeson

  Jason, leader of the Argonauts and Medea's husband, now faithless; the addressee.

• The Heroides §12 the house of Aeson

  The household of Jason (son of Aeson), from which he cruelly bid Medea depart.

• The Heroides §12 Jason

  The bridegroom, driving golden in the wedding procession that the child reports to Medea.

• The Heroides §16 the Pagasaean Jason

  Jason of Pagasae, who carried off Medea without bringing war on Thessaly.

• The Heroides §17 Jason

  Who promised Medea everything and cast her out — a faithless precedent.

• The Heroides §19 the Pagasaean Jason

  Jason, who entered Colchis and at once carried off Medea — a lover who did not linger.

• Letters from the Black Sea §1.4 son of Aeson

  Jason, son of Aeson, who sailed the Argo to Colchis on the Black Sea (Pontus); Ovid contrasts his protected, companioned voyage with his own friendless exile.

• The Festivals §11 Pagasaean Jason

  Jason, leader of the Argonauts (the Argo built at Pagasae), here named among exiles.

• Metamorphoses §7.156 glorious Jason

  Leader of the Argonauts and son of Aeson, sent by Pelias to fetch the Golden Fleece from Colchis.

• Metamorphoses §8.205 Jason

  Jason, leader of the Argonauts and builder of the first ship, the Argo.