Medea

/mɪˈdiə/
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Definitions of Medea
  1. noun
    (Greek mythology) a princess of Colchis who aided Jason in taking the Golden Fleece from her father
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    an imaginary being of myth or fable
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Ancient Greece: Mythology and Literature - Middle School

It would be a tragedy if you didn't learn this epic list of words related to ancient Greek mythology and literature. Review the Greek gods and goddesses, from Aphrodite to Zeus, and encounter mythological creatures like the manticore, phoenix, and centaur. This list also covers important literary terms such as elegy, ode, and chorus.

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Ancient Greece: Mythology and Literature - High School

It would be a tragedy if you didn't learn this epic list of words related to ancient Greek mythology and literature. Review the Greek gods and goddesses, from Aphrodite to Zeus, and encounter mythological creatures like the manticore, phoenix, and centaur. This list also covers important literary terms such as elegy, ode, and chorus.

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