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 
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