Glauce
Glauce, also spelled Glauke, is a figure in Greek mythology, the daughter of Creon, king of Corinth. She is betrothed to Jason, the Argonaut who retrieved the Golden Fleece, and becomes his wife after he returns from his adventures, a marriage that follows Jason’s renown and the expectation of alliance with Corinth.
In Euripides' Medea, Glauce is Jason's intended wife; Medea, enraged by Jason's betrayal and his plan to
The name Glauce derives from the Greek glaukos, meaning "blue-green" or "bluish," and the form Glauke is
The tale of Glauce is most closely associated with Euripides' Medea and has influenced later tragedies and