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• Bellerophon
  {{Image|Bellerophon on Pegasus.PNG|right|350px|Bellerophon on the winged horse Pegasus killed the fire-breathing monster Chimera by [[ In [[Greek mythology]], '''Bellerophon''' was a [[hero]] who slayed the [[Chimera (mythology)|Chimera]] which had
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• Bellerophon/Definition
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• Bellerophon/Related Articles
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• Antea/Definition
  In [[Greek mythology]], a [[woman]] scorned by [[Bellerophon]] who committed [[suicide]].
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• Chimera (mythology)
  {{Image|Bellerophon on Pegasus.PNG|right|350px|Bellerophon on the winged horse Pegasus killed the fire-breathing monster Chimera by [[ ...izard or serpent. It was killed by the [[Ancient Greece|Greek]] [[hero]] [[Bellerophon]] who, mounted on the winged horse [[Pegasus]], shoved a hunk of lead in th
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• Chimera (mythology)/Definition
  ...[lion]], with a body of a [[goat]], and with a serpent's tail, killed by [[Bellerophon]] on [[Pegasus]].
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• Philonoe
  ...by putting lead into its mouth; it melted, suffocating the monster. Later, Bellerophon either married Philonoe or had an affair with her (depending on which sourc ...[[Pegasus]], which was a winged horse given to Bellerophon by [[Athena]]. Bellerophon, after numerous triumphs, including defeating the dangerous monster [[Chime
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• Chimera (mythology)/Related Articles
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• Bellerophon
  {{Image|Bellerophon on Pegasus.PNG|right|350px|Bellerophon on the winged horse Pegasus killed the fire-breathing monster Chimera by [[ In [[Greek mythology]], '''Bellerophon''' was a [[hero]] who slayed the [[Chimera (mythology)|Chimera]] which had
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• Nuestra Señora Reina de los Angeles Asistencia/Bibliography
  ...e=California Missions: The Earliest Series of Views Made in 1856|publisher=Bellerophon Books, Santa Barbara, CA|id=ISBN 0-88388-119-5}}
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• Spacecraft
  * [[Bellerophon]] - Colonist ship named in [[Forbidden Planet]]
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• Mechane
  ...y of the same name, of [[Bellerophon]] from Euripides' ''Stheneboea'' or ''Bellerophon'', of [[Sarpedon]] (most probably from [[Aeschylus]]' play ''Europa'') and ...as e.g. shown in the hero's ascension on a [[Pegasus]] in his lost play ''Bellerophon''.<ref>Harold C. Baldry, "Theatre and society in Greek and Roman antiquity"
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• Fly
  ...hena]]. Also, [[Zeus]] sent a fly to sting the horse [[Pegasus]] causing [[Bellerophon]] to fall back to Earth when he attempted to ride to [[Mount Olympus]].
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• John Franklin
  ...rned to the Napoleonic Wars, serving aboard [[HMS Bellerophon (1786)|HMS ''Bellerophon'']] at the [[Battle of Trafalgar]] in 1805. In 1815, he was at the [[Battle
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• John Franklin/Citable Version
  ...rned to the Napoleonic Wars, serving aboard [[HMS Bellerophon (1786)|HMS ''Bellerophon'']] at the [[Battle of Trafalgar]] in 1805. In 1815, he was at the [[Battle
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