Comme les argonautes adopté les sirènes, ils a commencé à chanter, ce qui a été dit pour attirer tous ceux qui ont passé et ils ne sont jamais revenus.

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In Greek mythology, the Sirens were three sea nymphs, and their sweet song lured sailors to veer off course toward certain shipwreck on the rocky coast where they lived. The Sirens then kept as prisoners the shipwrecked sailors. When Ulysses (also known as Odysseus), in Homer's Odyssey, passed by the land, he had himself bound to the mast and the ears of his sailors blocked so that they could all pass by safely. Jason and his Argonauts were also said to have been tempted by the Sirens, and it was Orpheus who played his lyre and drowned out the song of the sirens. This illustration dates to 1901.

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