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My personal feeling is related to the story of Belle Luofeng in Greek and Roman mythology. It should be the story of a flying horse riding a winged flying horse to kill a monster camera, but it is really impossible to verify which painting it is. Although there are golden reins, armor, Tianma and monsters, there are also differences. After all, there is no one else in the story, and there is no bow and arrow. . . But according to this style, I feel that it is obviously a Greek painting, and the title of the painting is really gone.

Bellerophon was ordered to destroy kamala, the monster who hurt Lukaya. This monster is the son of the giant Di Feng and the poisonous mole. Its upper body is like a lion, its lower body is like a dragon and its middle is like a goat. Full of flames, it's really terrible. God in heaven has pity on this innocent young man. Seeing that Bellerophon was about to suffer a great disaster, they quickly sent winged Marple Gasos, born of Poseidon and Medusa, to help him. But how can Pegasus help him? Never been ridden, it's wild, and it can't be caught or tamed. Belle Luofeng worked hard for a while, exhausted, and finally fell asleep by the Piranet River. He had a dream about his protector Athena. She gave him a gorgeous golden halter and said to him, "why are you sleeping?" Take it and sacrifice a bull to Poseidon, and you can use these reins in the future! " Bellerophon suddenly woke up from a dream. He jumped up and saw a pair of golden bridles on his hands.

Belle Luofeng found Bo Rudes, a dream interpreter and fortune teller, told him the dream scene and asked him to interpret it. Brudes advised him to follow the goddess' advice, kill a bull to sacrifice to Poseidon and build an altar to protect his goddess Athena. When all this was done, Bellerophon tamed the winged Pegasus effortlessly. He put the reins on the horse's head, then put on his armor and rode away, pulling his bow.

Take an arrow to shoot the monster Ksenya Goryachova Camilla.

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Sorry, my ability is limited, and I can only help here. The answer is for reference only.