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The Greek Myths: Jason and the Argonauts

by James Davidson

Other authors: Andrew Motion (Foreword)

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Series: The Greek myths (4)

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Myths become memorable because they tell us fundamental truths about human behaviour, and about the ways in which that behaviour has to negotiate with the forces of nature and fate.
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The proud goddess Hera, queen of Olympus, was often hostile to heroes, throwing obstacles in their way.
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