The Voyage of Argo

Argo 's Argo Voyage For thousands of years, adventures of epic adventure have been written. Characteristics of these stories include suspense, adventure, danger, and heroism. They mainly include tasks that need to be completed. Whatever it is, there are few stories that take full advantage of all the features of a good adventure and incorporate it into a story like Apollonius's Argo Voyage. The Argo Tour relates to a man named Jason, he collects a group of extraordinary warriors and continues to challenge golden wool.

113 (i) Ennius: A line from the tragedy Medea of ​​Ennius who adapted the Medea of ​​Eudeides in Latin. Meda 's nurse lamented the mission of Argo' s voyage and Argonauts and brought gold wool to Greece. It was a catastrophe for her mistress (Ennius, fr. 208-16 Jocelyn): 302

From an ancient point of view, Jason and Odysseus have many things in common, but they are not. "Argo Tour" written by "Odyssey" for centuries is said to be a copy of the main epic of ancient Greece or some form of plagiarism. I like a different way of thinking; it is like a hat's recognition and memories, it can say, especially the Odyssey. Both stories are focused on heroes and wonderful voyages. Jason is not like a half-god we saw in Odysseus. At first glance, he appeared.

At Argonautica, the voyage of Prince Mycenae Jason to the Black Sea Kingdom of Corkis was reworked, and Argo crossed the Phasis River before Jason and his crew hid behind reeds. The interior of the kingdom of the Etes was effectively penetrated by a ship through the Fasis River under the cover of the night, and that ship did not previously understand the depth and hidden danger of the river. Even without the screen covering the full length of the ship, the boat has a lightly designed appearance. True and true, Argo quickly achieved fame as a true attack platform. Regardless of whether it attacks coastal settlements or attacks the inland to further attack suspicious settlements, this design has the ability to negotiate a strong flow as encountered in the Bosphorus or Hellespont and the Marmara Sea There is more than just having.

A scene of Tim Severin's book "The Jason Voyage, pursuit of the Golden Fleece". In a strange country, the staff of Argo visited Argo from the hidden tideland with the help of locals in Georgia. The danger of the Greek sailors who would have faced the Bronze Age was originally frequent, and we are here to talk about his trip in North Africa. (From Jason Voyage, looking for Golden Wool, Tim Severin, 1985). Through this last shot of Argo, we saw how we could use alternative sails to withstand harsh summer sunshine and heavy rain in the sea and elsewhere. The preferred way is to use this method when you stretch your arms and legs overnight and you can not land on the shore to gain some food and sleep that you need. This kind of rest is also necessary in coastal areas that are not used to unfamiliar and friendly or areas where it is highly likely to be abused.