According to Apollodorus, after this woman's death, she married Achilles in the Isles of the Blessed.
According to Apollodorus, after this woman's death, she married Achilles in the Isles of the Blessed. Late in life, she returned to her homeland to depose her uncle King Perses after the death of her children Mermeros and Pheres. This sister of Chalciope once threw the pieces of an aged ram's chopped-up caracass into a boiling cauldron to trick King Pelias into his own death. She also advised a hero to throw a rock into a crowd of warriors who grew from (*) dragons' teeth. This woman tried to poison Theseus while she was queen of Athens and chopped up her brother Absyrtus to escape from her father Aeetes. After her husband spurned her, she gave a poisoned robe to that man's new wife Glauce. For 10 points, name this sorceress from Colchis who fell in love with Jason.
According to Apollodorus, after this woman's death, she married Achilles in the Isles of the Blessed.
Medea