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King Pelias was the son of Tyro and Poseidon. Medea tricked his daughters in cutting up their father and boiling him to restore his youth. They believed her because she had restored Jason's father, Aeson, by slitting his throat and filling him up with a magical youth restoring potion. Medea never gave the potion to Pelias' daughters.

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	King Pelias was the son of [[Tyro]] and [[Poseidon]]. Medea tricked his daughters in cutting up their father and boiling him to restore his youth. They believed her because she had restored Jason's father, [[Aeson,]] by slitting his throat and filling him up with a magical youth restoring potion. Medea never gave the potion to Pelias' daughters.		King Pelias was the son of [[Tyro]] and [[Poseidon]]. Medea tricked his daughters in cutting up their father and boiling him to restore his youth. They believed her because she had restored Jason's father, [[Aeson]], by slitting his throat and filling him up with a magical youth restoring potion. Medea never gave the potion to Pelias' daughters.