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The Adidas Pelias was first used in the football events of the 2004 Summer Olympics, and was the official ball for all FIFA events in Europe in 2004. It has since been effectively replaced by the P...
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Pelias is the son of Tyro and Poseidon. Tyro is the daughter of Salmoneus and the niece of Athamas. Athamas was the unlucky man who was driven to madness by Hera and forced to kill his own son, Learchus. Tyro was married to Cretheus, but wa... ... Pelias wished to gain supreme power over Thessaly. So he banished Neleus and...
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"But she (Tyro) conceived and bore Pelias and Neleus, who both became strong servants of great Zeus; and Pelias dwelt in spacious Iolcus, and was rich in flocks, and the other dwelt in sandy Pylos. ... Pelias 1 and two of his daughters. 7132: Jason recognised by Pelias and his daughters (detail: Pelias). Pompei,
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Evil brother of Aeson, king of Iolchos, who seized the throne and made his nephew Jason go searching for the golden Fleece. Pelias was eventually killed by his daughters who were tricked into doing so by Medea.
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A contemporary artist represented by the Heriard Cimino Gallery of New Orleans.
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It was she who achieved his family's revenge on Pelias. Restoring Aeson to youth by boiling him in a cauldron with magical herbs, she then offered the same service to Pelias. He did not survive the process.
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Pelias (AS–14) was laid down as SS Mormacyork under Maritime Commission contract by Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co., Chester, Pa., 8 May 1939; launched 14 November 1939; sponsored by Miss Barbara W. Vickery;
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English: Jason bringing Pelias the Golden Fleece; a winged victory prepares to crown him with a wreath. Side A from an Apulian red-figure calyx crater, 340 BC–330 BC. ... Usage of Jason Pelias Louvre K127.jpg on bgwiki...
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