This monster is a whirpool.
Charybdis
These bird-women sang enchanting songs to lure sailors to their death.
Sirens
This sorceress killed her own brother.
Medea
This is the name for the sailors who accompanied Jason on the Argo.
Argonauts
This musician drowned out the singing of the Sirens.
Orpheus
These sea goddesses lifted the Argo and carried it to safety in the open sea.
Nereids
The golden fleece was hung in this god's temple.
Apollo
This sorceress changed men into animals.
Circe
These creatures were pursued and whipped by the sons of the North Wind.
Harpies
This country had a warlike king who treasured the Golden Fleece.
Colchis
This god summoned the West Wind to speed the Argo homeward.
Poseidon
This animal flew through the Clashing Rocks.
dove
This king, a son of Helios, threatened to cut out Jason's tongue and lop off his hands.
Aeetes
This landform blocked the passage to the Black Sea.
Clashing Rocks / Symplegades
This country had a vain king who drowned in a boiling caldron.
Iolchus
Medea restored this old animal to youth with her herbs.
Jason harnessed these fire-breathing animals.
bulls
This young man was pulled to the bottom of a pool by a nymph.
Hylas
This goddess, conspiring with Hera, put a piece of sacred oak in the prow of the Argo.
Athena
This Argonaut was detested by the king of Colchis and the king of Iolcus.
Jason
These animals pulled Medea's carriage.
dragons
This city is where Jason died.
Corinth
This prince flew on a golden ram to Colchis.
Phrixus
He is the father of Zetes and Calais, the flying Argonauts who pursued the Harpies.
North Wind
This monster had six dogs growing out of her hips.
Scylla