Wonder Tales From the Greek Roman Myths
Wonder Tales From the Greek Roman Myths
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Theseus also joined his friend, Pirithoiis, when the latter desired to take away for himself Proser- pina, the wife of Pluto, King of the Underworld. For this purpose, they both had to journey to BELLEROPHON AND PEGASUS 109 the Land of Shades ; and here Piritholis was slain by Cerberus, the three-headed dog that guarded the gates, whilst Theseus was seized and chained to a stone, where he remained a captive for several years until Hercules, hearing of his sad plight, came and released him.
On h...is return to Athens, Theseus found that his people had chosen another king, thinking him dead ; and he was therefore driven forth into exile into the land of Scyros, where he met his death by treachery being thrust down a precipice by King Lycomedes.
Bellerophon and Pegasus, the Winged Horse Bellerophon whose original name was Hip- ponous, given him because he was the first to teach the art of governing horses with a bridle was a handsome and virtuous young prince, the son of Glaucus, King of Corinth; but having been so unfortunate as, accidentally, to kill his own brother, he was compelled to take refuge in another country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theseus also joined his friend, Pirithoiis, when the latter desired to take away for himself Proser- pina, the wife of Pluto, King of the Underworld. For this purpose, they both had to journey to BELLEROPHON AND PEGASUS 109 the Land of Shades ; and here Piritholis was slain by Cerberus, the three-headed dog that guarded the gates, whilst Theseus was seized and chained to a stone, where he remained a captive for several years until Hercules, hearing of his sad plight, came and released him.
On h...is return to Athens, Theseus found that his people had chosen another king, thinking him dead ; and he was therefore driven forth into exile into the land of Scyros, where he met his death by treachery being thrust down a precipice by King Lycomedes.
Bellerophon and Pegasus, the Winged Horse Bellerophon whose original name was Hip- ponous, given him because he was the first to teach the art of governing horses with a bridle was a handsome and virtuous young prince, the son of Glaucus, King of Corinth; but having been so unfortunate as, accidentally, to kill his own brother, he was compelled to take refuge in another country.
What to read after Wonder Tales From the Greek Roman Myths?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gladys Davidson to read onlineMoreLess
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