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Well?
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Zeus ...
King of the gods of the Greeks.
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Write in the ashes,
so that l may read the future.
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l see ... a great tree
at the end of the world.
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And in its branches hang
the skull and skin of a ram.
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They gleam and shine, for it is a
prize of the gods. A golden fleece.
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We've no time for riddles.
Tell me of tonight.
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Pelias, you will conquer tonight,
overthrow the kingdom of Thessaly.
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You will kill King Aristo
and wear his crown.
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You will do all this without fear,
because Zeus commands it.
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lf l am protected by Zeus,
l will have no need of this.
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l will offer it to the gods.
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lt is also foretold that although
you will win the throne of Aristo, -
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- you will, when Zeus ordains,
lose it to one of Aristo's children.
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- Then Aristo will have no children.
- He has three.
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Two daughters, Philomela and
Briseis, and a son, Jason.
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They will die
with their father tonight.