Pegasus (Mythology)

Pegasus is a famous mythical winged horse from Greek mythology, born from the blood of Medusa when she was beheaded by Perseus. Representing speed, inspiration, and poetic creativity, Pegasus was often associated with the muses and became a symbol of artistic and heroic endeavors. He is known for his ability to fly gracefully through the heavens, aiding heroes like Bellerophon in their quests. Pegasus embodies the idea of divine inspiration and the power of the arts, bridging the divine and mortal worlds through his swift, majestic presence.