Does this contradictory depiction of Medea as both active agent and as prize have a counterpart in Euripides?

Ovid’s narrator refers to Medea as Jason’s “second prize” (line 157, p. 148), the first prize being the fleece that she actively helped him win. Does this contradictory depiction of Medea as both active agent and as prize have a counterpart in Euripides?

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