Paintings on this object include one of Thetis riding a fish to Peleus  and the story of a Cyclops and Galatea.
Paintings on this object include one of Thetis riding a fish to Peleus  and the story of a Cyclops and Galatea. In a work often grouped with the  Orphic Hymns that is narrated by Orpheus, it is described as talkative.  The namesake of this thing is a Thespian that was the son of Hestor and  Polybus that got stranded on the island of (*) Aretias. In order for it to  relay prophecies, it was specially constructed with wood from Dodona.  Valerius Flaccus wrote that this thing was "pooped on" while it passed  through the Symplegades. For 10 points, identify this first ship, which was  used by Jason and the Argonauts.
Paintings on this object include one of Thetis riding a fish to Peleus  and the story of a Cyclops and Galatea.
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