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'''Jason''' was a person from [[pagan]] Greek mythology. He sailed on his ship the Argo (with [[Hercules]] and [[Orpheus]] and the other Argonauts) to Colchis to retrieve the [[Golden Fleece]]. King Aeetes of Colchis assigned Jason several tasks he had to perform before he could retrieve the Golden Fleece; these tasks were supposed to be impossible, but King [[Aeëtes]]’s daughter [[Medea]] had fallen in love with Jason so she aided him in the tasks. With Medea’s aid (Medea was a powerful [[witch]]), Jason won the Golden Fleece and he and Medea were married and he had two children by her. Later in his life, he [[divorce]]d Medea so he could marry King Creon's daughter; in revenge for this betrayal Medea killed Jason’s new bride and both of the children she had by him, leaving him to mourn their loss.<ref>[http://www.pantheon.org/articles/j/jason.html Encyclopedia Mythica]</ref>
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'''Jason''' was a person from [[pagan]] Greek mythology. He sailed on his ship the Argo (with [[Hercules]] and [[Orpheus]] and the other Argonauts) to Colchis to retrieve the [[Golden Fleece]]. King Aeetes of Colchis assigned Jason several tasks he had to perform before he could retrieve the Golden Fleece; these tasks were supposed to be impossible, but King [[Aeëtes]]’s daughter [[Medea]] had fallen in love with Jason so she aided him in the tasks. With Medea's aid (Medea was a powerful [[witch]]), Jason won the Golden Fleece and he and Medea were married and he had two children by her. Later in his life, he [[divorce]]d Medea so he could marry King Creon's daughter; in revenge for this betrayal Medea killed Jason's new bride and both of the children she had by him, leaving him to mourn their loss.<ref>[http://www.pantheon.org/articles/j/jason.html Encyclopedia Mythica]</ref>
'''Jason''' is also a [[Christian name]] for a boy.
'''Jason''' is also a [[Christian name]] for a boy.