In Greek and Roman mythology there are many events that are told time and time again and are passed down from generation to generation by great works of literature, favorably, poems. One particular poem, The Fleece by John Dyer, holds tribute to the venerated myth about Jason and the famed Argonauts aboard Argo. In this epic work, Dyer narrates the Argo and her crew on board. The poem is in the time period where gods, monsters, and immortals roamed the earth, also known as the birth of man.

The poem starts out in the first line by describing the invitation by Jason to seek the strongest and bravest youth of Greece to form his team, the Argonauts. The author alludes to this by describing the invitation to spread to "every region of Aegea's shore." The implication is being shined toward any youth brave enough to come and join...