Hutchinson, W. M. L. (Winifred Margaret Lambart), b. 1868 · New York : Longmans, Green and Co. · leaf 305
ift of Athena, which Bellerophon, as shebade him, dedicated in her temple. Now Bellerophon rode his winged steed far andwide over land and sea, wherever he heard ofmonsters to be slain, or wicked kings to be over-thrown, and he ridded the earth of many such,shooting his arrows upon them from the… … THE NEW YORKPUBLIC LIBRARY ASTQR,TILDENC THE FIRST HORSE 275 as he soared upward, and his sudden plungethrew Bellerophon from his back. No mortaleye saw rider or horse again, and of the rashprinces fate those who were wisest spoke theleast, but of Pegasus it was told that he restedthenceforth in…
Fairy tales -- Greece
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