Pegasus

Pegasus is a winged horse born from the body (or from the blood) of the gorgon Medusa, killed by Perseus, along with the giant Chrysaor. Since the horse was born at the headwaters of the Ocean, it was named Pegasus (Greek "stormy current"). He flew with the speed of the wind. Thanks to Pegasus, Perseus was able to hit the Chimera from a bow from the air (other myths attribute this feat to Bellerophon). Delivered to Zeus to Olympus thunder and lightning. He lived in the mountains, spending more time on Parnassus in Phocis and Helikon in Boeotia. From the blow of Pegasus's hoof on Mount Helikon, the source of Hippocrene arose, from which the poets drew inspiration. Born from a deadly monster at the end of the world and ascended to the sparkling peaks of Olympus, Pegasus is a symbol of the connection of all living