Pegasus is often portrayed as an all-white, winged horse. In Greek myth, the stallion was born after Pegasus killed Medusa, and then headed up to Olympus to serve Zeus.

In the middle of this large vacant expanse of sky is Pegasus. Pegasus is the winged horse of mythology. If you use your imagination, you might be able to make out such a pattern in the autumn stars.

SPOKANE — Pegasus, the winged horse of Greek mythology, was said to be “ unwearying of flight, sweeping through the air swift as a gale of wind.” ...

Pegasus is a prominent constellation in the northern sky, named after a winged horse in Greek mythology. The constellation is one of the older ones known in the night sky: It is one of the 48 ...

Like the mythical winged horse of Greek mythology, this V-Dub really flies!

Serving the police force for the last nine years, Pegasus (named after a one-winged horse in Greek mythology) is the smartest one that MP police has in its stable and has shown its talent in 12 ...

According to Sandy Scott, the Millennium Pegasus is a representation of the immortal winged horse from Greek mythology. “Basically it’s come to be known as a symbol of inspiration.

Look to the east in the evenings throughout September to find the Great Square of Pegasus as it climbs higher in the night sky throughout the season.

Yinka Ilori’s artwork is located on the Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain and features winged sculptures inspired by Anteros, the Greek god of requited love.