Amisodarus raised this mythical being, who was depicted in a bronze statue found at Arezzo madeby Etruscans. In The Aeneid, the helmet of Turnus depicts this figure. This non-human met one foeafter accusations of adultery with Stheneboea were written up in a letter by Proetus. A story aboutthis creature is followed by an exchange of gold armor for bronze when Glaucus describes it toDiomedes in Book Six of the Iliad. Iobates ordered this creature's (*) death when it lived in Lycia. Itsuffocated on an arrow tipped with lead before its killer tried to fly to Olympus atop 
Amisodarus raised this mythical being, who was depicted in a bronze statue found at Arezzo madeby Etruscans. In The Aeneid, the helmet of Turnus depicts this figure. This non-human met one foeafter accusations of adultery with Stheneboea were written up in a letter by Proetus. A story aboutthis creature is followed by an exchange of gold armor for bronze when Glaucus describes it toDiomedes in Book Six of the Iliad. Iobates ordered this creature's (*) death when it lived in Lycia. Itsuffocated on an arrow tipped with lead before its killer tried to fly to Olympus atop Pegasus. For 10 points,name this fire-breathing beast slain by Bellerophon, which had the heads of a snake, goat, and lion.
Amisodarus raised this mythical being, who was depicted in a bronze statue found at Arezzo madeby Etruscans.
the Chimera