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armed men��' 

     'He   whom   you   help��'   said   Jason�察  �flattering   her�察  �'for   your   fame   is 

spread over all the earth。         Are you not the queen of            all enchantresses�察�

wiser even than your sister Circe�察�in her            fairy island in the West��' 

     'Would that I were with my sister Circe in her fairy island               in the West�察�

far away from sore temptation and thoughts which                    tear the heart�      �But 

if it must be so ´ for why should you              die�拭 � I have an ointment here�察�I 

made it from the magic ice´ flower which sprang from Prometheus' wound�察�

above   the   clouds     on   Caucasus�察  �in   the   dreary   fields   of   snow。    Anoint 

yourself     with that�察�and you shall have in you seven men's strength�察                 �and 

anoint   your   shield   with   it�察  �and   neither   fire   nor   sword  can   harm   you。 

But what you begin you must end before sunset�察                  �for its virtue lasts only 

one day。      And anoint your helmet           with it before you sow the serpents' 

teeth�察  �and   when   the   sons    of   earth   spring   up�察  �cast   your   helmet   among 



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their ranks�察�and       the deadly crop of the War´god's field will mow itself�察�

and     perish。' 

     Then Jason fell on his knees before her�察�and thanked her and                    kissed 

her   hands�察  �and   she   gave   him   the   vase   of   ointment�察  �and  fled   trembling 

through   the   reeds。     And   Jason   told   his   comrades   what   had   happened�察�

and showed them the box of             ointment�察�and all rejoiced but Idas�察�and he 

grew mad with         envy。 

     And   at   sunrise   Jason   went   and   bathed�察  �and   anointed   himself      from 

head to foot�察�and his shield�察�and his helmet�察�and his                weapons�察�and bade 

his comrades try the spell。         So they tried      to bend his lance�察�but it stood 

like   an   iron   bar�察  �and   Idas   in spite   hewed   at   it   with   his   sword�察  �but   the 

blade flew to       splinters in his face。      Then they hurled their lances at his 

shield�察�but the spear´points turned like lead�察�and Caineus                  tried to throw 

him�察�but he never stirred a foot�察�and            Polydeuces struck him with his fist 

a blow which would have             killed an ox�察�but Jason only smiled�察�and the 

heroes danced        about him with delight�察�and he leapt�察�and ran�察�and shouted 

in    the joy of that enormous strength�察�till the sun rose�察�and it                was time 

to go and to claim Aietes' promise。 

     So he sent up Telamon and Aithalides to tell Aietes that he                 was ready 

for the fight�察�and they went up among the marble                 walls�察�and beneath the 

roofs of gold�察�and stood in Aietes'          hall�察�while he grew pale with rage。 

     'Fulfil   your   promise   to   us�察  �child   of   the   blazing   Sun。 Give    us   the 

serpents'     teeth�察 �and   let  loose    the  fiery   bulls�察 �for   we    have     found    a 

champion among us who can win the golden                  fleece。' 

     And Aietes   bit   his   lips�察  �for   he   fancied   that   they   had   fled away   by 

night�此   �but he could not go back from his promise�察�so                he gave them the 

serpents' teeth。 

     Then     he  called    for  his  chariot    and   his  horses�察  �and    sent   heralds 

through     all  the  town�察   �and   all  the   people   went    out   with     him   to  the 

dreadful War´god's field。 

     And there Aietes sat upon his throne�察�with his warriors on                 each hand�察�

thousands   and      tens   of  thousands�察   �clothed    from   head     to   foot  in  steel 

chain´mail。      And the people and the women               crowded to every window 

and bank and wall�察�while the Minuai               stood together�察�a mere handful in 



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the midst of that great       host。 

     And     Chalciope      was    there    and    Argus�察   �trembling�察    �and    Medeia�察�

wrapped      closely   in  her   veil�察 �but   Aietes   did   not  know     that  she   was 

muttering cunning spells between her lips。 

     Then Jason cried�察�'Fulfil your promise�察�and let your fiery               bulls come 

forth。' 

     Then   Aietes   bade   open      the   gates�察  �and  the   magic   bulls  leapt   out。 

Their   brazen   hoofs   rang   upon   the   ground�察  �and   their     nostrils   sent   out 

sheets of flame�察�as they rushed with             lowered heads upon Jason�察�but he 

never flinched a step。       The     flame of their breath swept round him�察�but it 

singed not a       hair of his head�察�and the bulls stopped short and trembled 

when Medeia began her spell。 

     Then Jason sprang upon the nearest and seized him by the                   horn�察�and 

up and down they wrestled�察�till the bull fell            grovelling on his knees�察�for 

the heart of the brute died        within him�察�and his mighty limbs were loosed�察�

beneath     the   steadfast     eye   of  that  dark   witch´maiden       and   the  magic 

whisper      of her lips。 

     So both the bulls were tamed and yoked�察�and Jason bound them                         to 

the plough�察�and goaded them onward with his lance till he                  had ploughed 

the sacred field。 

     And all the Minuai shouted�察�but Aietes bit his lips with                rage�察�for the 

half of Jason's work was over�察�and the sun was              yet high in heaven。 

     Then he   took the   serpents' teeth and   sowed   them�察 �and   waited           what 

would   befall。     But   Medeia   looked   at   him   and   at   his    helmet�察  �lest   he 

should forget the lesson she had taught。 

     And every furrow heaved and bubbled�察�and out of every clod                    arose a 

man。     Out of the earth they rose by thousands�察�each                clad from head to 

foot in steel�察�and drew their swords and            rushed on Jason�察�where he stood 

in the midst alone。 

     Then the Minuai grew pale with fear for him�察�but Aietes                    laughed a 

bitter   laugh。   'See�   �if   I   had   not   warriors   enough  already   round   me�察  �I 

could call them out of the bosom of the            earth。' 

     But Jason snatched off his helmet�察�and hurled it into the                 thickest of 

the throng。      And blind madness came upon them�察                �suspicion�察�hate�察�and 



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fear�察  �and   one   cried   to   his   fellow�察  �'Thou didst   strike   me��'   and   another�察�

'Thou     art  Jason�察   �thou   shalt    die��'    So    fury   seized    those   earth´born 

phantoms�察�and each          turned his hand against the rest�察�and they fought and 

were     never   weary�察  �till   they   all   lay  dead   upon   the   ground。  Then     the 

magic   furrows   opened�察  �and        the   kind   earth   took  them   home      into   her 

breast   and   the   grass   grew   up   all   green   again   above  them�察  �and   Jason's 

work was done。 

     Then the Minuai rose and shouted�察�till Prometheus heard them                      from 

his crag。     And Jason cried�察�'Lead me to the fleece this               moment�察�before 

the sun goes down。' 

     But    Aietes    thought�察   �'He   has   conquered     the   bulls�察  �and   sown    and 

reaped   the   deadly   crop。     Who   is   this   who   is   proof   against   all magic�拭�

He may kill the serpent yet。'         So he delayed�察�and sat         taking counsel with 

his   princes   till   the  sun  went   down   and   all   was   dark。   Then he   bade   a 

herald   cry�察  �'Every   man   to   his  home

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