Identifier: pantheonorfabulo00boysiala (find matches)
Title: The Pantheon : or, fabulous history of the heathen gods, goddesses, heroes, &c, explained in a manner entirely new ; with an appendix by William Cooke
Year: 1809 (1800s)
Authors: Boyse, Samuel, 1708-1749 Cooke, William
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Publisher: Dublin : P. Wogan, and A. Cross
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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/ 46? TRE HPATHEN GODS. 14J fed :u lb? way between Argos and Mycenae, had divinehonour, di i r^ed him, and was placed amongst the stars.Bellerophon, the 8o.i of Glaitcus, king of Ephyra,ad grand on of Sisyphus, was born at Corinth. Hap-y to kill liis brother, he fled to Pee-king of Argos, who gave him an hospitable recep-tion ; bul Sthenob;ea, his queen, falling-enamoured withthe beautiful stranger, whom no entreaties could pre-vail on to injure his b< no fact or, accused him to her hus- Lycia, with tetters to Jobates, his father-in-desiring him to pUiroh the crime. This prince,■ ■■ ; c< ipc oT the order, was celebrating a festival ofnine d.tyj, which prevented Bellerophons fate. In tie.mean time he sent him to subdue the Solymi and Ama-zoi;s, which he performed with success. Jobates nextemployed him to destroy the chimaera (7), a very un-common monster. Minerva, or, as others say, Neptune,ting his innocence, exposed

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