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'''Pegasus''' is a winged horse from Greek mythology, the foal of Poseidon and Medusa. In [[medieval]] [[heraldry]] the pegasus seems to have symbolised the positive aspects of the horse, such as prowess and beauty.
== Pegasus ([[mythology]]) ==
'''Pegasus''' is a winged [[horse]] from [[Ancient Greece|Greek]] [[mythology]], the foal of Poseidon and Medusa. In [[medieval]] [[heraldry]] the pegasus seems to have [[symbol]]ised the positive aspects of the horse, such as prowess and beauty.


== Pegasus (publication) ==
Also, the title of the [[Kingdom of Lochac]]'s monthly newsletter.
'''"Pegasus"''' is the title of the [[SCA]] [[Kingdom of Lochac]]'s monthly newsletter.
[[category:device heraldry]]

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Pegasus (mythology)

Pegasus is a winged horse from Greek mythology, the foal of Poseidon and Medusa. In medieval heraldry the pegasus seems to have symbolised the positive aspects of the horse, such as prowess and beauty.

Pegasus (publication)

"Pegasus" is the title of the SCA Kingdom of Lochac's monthly newsletter.