Corinthian princess chosen by Giasone for political marriage. She unknowingly receives a poisoned robe and crown from Medea, catches fire, and jumps to her death from the city ramparts.
Creonte's fear for Glauce drives his decision to banish Medea.
Glauce is identified as Creonte's daughter, and Creonte dies after embracing her when Medea's poison takes effect.
Glauce becomes the replacement partner whose marriage triggers Medea's revenge.
Giasone grows distant from Medea and decides to pursue a political marriage with the Corinthian princess Glauce.
Medea targets Glauce as the symbol of Giasone's abandonment.
Medea sends Glauce a poisoned robe and crown while pretending to accept her marriage to Giasone.
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