The Golden Fleece and the Heroes Who Lived Before Achilles


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(4.4 stars; 66 reviews)

This is Irish folklorist Padraic Colum's masterful retelling of many Greek myths, focusing on Jason and the Argonauts' quest to find the Golden Fleece. He also includes the stories of Atalanta, Heracles, Perseus, Theseus, and others. (Summary by Elizabeth Klett)

Note: Section 25 was replaced on June 2, 2020. The original file was missing the second portion of the text. The new file has the section in its entirety with a different reader for the second portion. (7 hr 33 min)

Capítulos

Part 1 Ch. 1: The Youth Jason 12:50 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 1 Ch. 2: King Pelias 3:10 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 1 Ch. 3: The Golden Fleece 8:21 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 1 Ch. 4: The Assembling of the Heroes and the Building of the Ships 10:43 Leído por Viridian
Part 1 Ch. 5: The Argo 22:26 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 1 Ch. 6: Polydeuces’ Victory and Heracles’ Loss 10:50 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 1 Ch. 7: King Phineus 9:57 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 1 Ch. 8: King Phineus’s Counsel/The Landing in Lemnos 8:46 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 1 Ch. 9: The Lemnian Maidens 39:40 Leído por Lanerd
Part 1 Ch. 10: The Departure From Lemnos 22:31 Leído por Lanerd
Part 1 Ch. 11: The Passage of the Symplegades 5:26 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 1 Ch. 12: The Mountain Caucasus 15:27 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 2 Ch. 1: King Aetes 12:52 Leído por Moromis
Part 2 Ch. 2: Medea the Sorceress 14:40 Leído por Magdalen Irving
Part 2 Ch. 3: The Winning of the Golden Fleece 10:56 Leído por Emily Feuka
Part 2 Ch. 4: The Slaying of Apsyrtus 7:20 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 2 Ch. 5: Medea Comes to Circe 5:15 Leído por Eden Rea-Hedrick
Part 2 Ch. 6: In the Land of the Phaeacians 9:43 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 2 Ch. 7: They Come to the Desert Land 6:48 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 2 Ch. 8: The Carrying Out of the Argo 33:40 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 2 Ch. 9: Near to Iolcus Again 7:25 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 3 Ch. 1: Atalanta the Huntress 13:24 Leído por Elizabeth Klett
Part 3 Ch. 2: Peleus and his Bride from the Sea 20:40 Leído por Jen Cabral
Part 3 Ch. 3: Theseus and the Minotaur 33:14 Leído por Emily Feuka
Part 3 Ch. 4, Section 1: The Life and Labors of Heracles 43:29 Leído por Lanerd
Part 3 Ch. 4, Section 2: The Battle of the Frogs and Mice 17:22 Leído por laineyben
Part 3 Ch. 5: Admetus 14:18 Leído por Moromis
Part 3 Ch. 6: How Orpheus the Minstrel Went Down to the World of the Dead 7:50 Leído por Eden Rea-Hedrick
Part 3 Ch. 7: Jason and Medea 24:19 Leído por Elizabeth Klett

Reseñas

The original hero's quest


(5 stars)

This book is on the Greek story Jason and the golden fleece which was the original hero's quest this is one of my favourite stories containing Dragons,Monsters and sirens this book is on Jason rightfully king and when he offered his leadership back for one thing the old fabled golden fleece from the golden ram this story is great for children with action excitement and fear I love and I know you will to.

Awesome


(4.5 stars)

Explains a lot about each character and intertwines there stories nicely.


(5 stars)

Wonderfully read. Beautiful words. I bought this book in 2008 and didn’t’ t realize until now how great it was. The real Jason and The Argonauts are just as great.


(5 stars)

i thought this book was brillant... i got totally lost in it. brilliant


(3 stars)

Based on other reviews, I think I have a high tolerance for bad near ration. After all, these are read by volunteers! This collection, however, is A particularly mixed bag. The content is very good, and I highly recommend the other books available by this author, but this one might be better to read on your own, or wait for A new version.

Too Many Readers


(3.5 stars)

Generally very good, but some of the readers have awful mics. I had to skip some of the chapters. Elizabeth Klett is definitely the star here.

way too many readers.


(2 stars)

I founs myself skipping chapters until Elizabeth Klett was reading again. Good story but too many cooks in the kitchen takes away from that.