This character gave the prophecy that Euphemus would rule over Libya after he completed another task.
This character gave the prophecy that Euphemus would rule over Libya after he completed another task. Another story about this character describes how the Iranians changed their name after this character and another came to live among them. Hera made this character fall in love in order to affect the death of (*) Pelias. This character tricked two daughters into chopping their father up and boiling him in a cauldron by telling them that it would restore his youth, but she declined to add the magic herbs to the cauldron. In one myth, this character flies away in a chariot drawn by dragons, which were gifts from Helios; that occurred after this character slew Glauce with a poisoned robe. For ten points, name this daughter of Aeetes, who helped her husband Jason escape with the Golden Fleece.
This character gave the prophecy that Euphemus would rule over Libya after he completed another task.
{Medea}