The Metamorphoses of Ovid

Creon

Role: king · First appears: Fable 64

Life events

  • Jason marries Creon’s daughter during Medea’s absence.(Fable64 · 📍 Corinth)
    • With: Jason
    • “where, finding that Jason, in her absence, has married the daughter of king Creon”
  • Medea sets fire to the palace, consuming Creon and the princess.(Fable64 · 📍 Corinth)
    • With: Medea
    • “she sets fire to the palace, whereby the princess and her father are consumed.”

Fable 64

  • with Medea (Medea causes the death of Creon.) “finding that Jason, in her absence, has married the daughter of king Creon, she sets fire to the palace, whereby the princess and her father are consumed.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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