Centaurs, Cerberus, Charybdis, Chimera, Cyclops, Fauns, Gordon, Griffin, Harpies, Hydra, Medusa, Minotaur, Pegasus, Satyrs, Scylla, Sirens, and Sphinx {Greek and Roman monsters}.
Bellerophon, while riding Pegasus, killed a monster {Chimera}.
The king of the serpents {Cockatrice} {Basilisk} killed with one glance.
Roman goat-men {faun}| can live in wild places.
Monsters {Gorgon}, of which Medusa was one, with wings and snaky hair, caused men to turn to monsters if they looked on them.
half eagle and half lion {griffin}|.
Argonauts routed smelly, flying creatures {Harpies}.
Nine-headed creature {Hydra} grew two new heads if anyone chopped off head. Hercules killed it.
a Gorgon {Medusa}.
Theseus killed a half bull and half man {Minotaur} imprisoned in the labyrinth.
Birds {phoenix, myth}| can rise out of own ashes.
giant Indian-Ocean bird {roc}|.
Small reptile {salamander, myth}| did not burn in fire.
Goat men {satyr}| lived in the wild.
Circe changed maiden into monster {Scylla}, which attacked Jason, Odysseus, and Aeneas.
Winged lion {Sphinx} with woman's breast and face asked famous riddle.
Slim horses {unicorn, myth}| have one long horn.
two-legged winged dragon {wyvern}|.
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