The nail that stoppered the single vein of Talos was plucked by this granddaughter of Helios, who owned a chariot pulled by a pair of dragons.
Seneca's play named after this mythological figure contains a vivid account of the continent of Atlantis. Herodotus relates that with her own son, she went to country of the Aryans, who renamed themselves after this figure in her honor. In one story this mother of Polyxenus fled from the king she married after she tried to use wolfsbane to assist that king in unwittingly murdering his own son. The nail that stoppered the single vein of Talos was plucked by this granddaughter of Helios, who owned a chariot pulled by a pair of dragons. Flames consumed Glauce as a result of a rigged wedding dress received from this priestess of Hecate that gave the Golden Fleece to her lover when they met in Colchis. For 10 points, name this witch and lover of Jason.
Seneca's play named after this mythological figure contains a vivid account of the continent of Atlantis.
Medea