Bellerophontes and Pegasus Quotes

Bellerophontes could not handle Pegasus.
He got into trouble because he accidentally killed his own brother.
Briefly list Bellerophontes's paternal lineage. Ailos (mortal), Sisyphus, Glaukos, and Bellerophontes
Proetus, the King of Tiryns, did cleansed or purified Bellerophontes for killing his brother.
Stheneboea, Proteus's wife tries to seduce him but he'd kindly rejected her.
In revenge for Bellerophontes refusing her unwanted sexual advances upon him, Stheneboea lied to her husband with a false accusation that Bellerophontes raped her.
But, however, in response to hearing his treacherous wife's accusation, Proetus sends him to Iobates, the King of Phrygia and Stheneboea's father, in order for the young man to be killed.
Athena gave Bellerophontes a golden bridal, allowing him to capture Pegasus.
The Chimera, a monster with a lion's head, a goat's body, and a serpent's tail is the only monster that Bellerophontes killed.
Bellerophontes was sent against the warlike Solymi. He defeated them.
Aside from the Chimera and the Solymi, he is also sent against the the Amazons; he defeated them as well.
In response to the fact that Bellerphontes succeeded in accomplishing the three great and important tasks, Iobates gave him one of his daughters, Philonoe in marriage and half of his kingdom, and together, they ended up having three children.
In revenge for accusing him of raping her, Bellerophontes punishes Stheneboea by having pushed her into the sea when he rode back to Lycia on Pegasus's back.
Bellerophontes goes mad and he wants to ride Pegasus into heaven.
The gad-fly is a deadly insect that bit Pegasus, causing him to throw the hero off of his back.
Pegasus stays in heaven, where he is put into Zeus's stable and pulls his chariot after he threw Bellerophontes off of his back.
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