Using a pair of winged sandals and the Hades' helm of invisibility, this figure brought about the birth of Chrysaor and Pegasus.
In one of his travels, this figure turned Atlas into a mountain for trying to prevent him from entering the garden of the Hesperides. On another occasion he started a bloodbath at his wedding when Phineas tried to reclaim his bride, killing the beautiful Indian youth Athis, his lover. This figure received his bride after killing the (*) sea monster Cetus,which had been attacking the realm of the Ethiopian king, Cephus. Using a pair of winged sandals and the Hades' helm of invisibility, this figure brought about the birth of Chrysaor and Pegasus. For 10 points, name this son of Zeus that married Andromeda and killed the gorgon Medusa.
In one of his travels, this figure turned Atlas into a mountain for trying to prevent him from entering the garden of the Hesperides.
{Perseus}