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Medea at one point was married to Jason, but when Jason would have set her aside, killed her children by him and fled.
Another myth calls her a lover or wife of Aegeus (father of Theseus), or beloved of Sisyphus or Heracles.
Achilles, she married after his death.
That is at least thrice.
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