immortal horses Balius and Xanthus

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The immortal horses Balius and Xanthus are divine steeds from Greek mythology, famed as the swift chariot horses of Achilles during the Trojan War.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
horses of Apollo 1
immortal horses Balius and Xanthus canonical 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf characters in Greek mythology
mythological horse
mythological horse
pair of mythological horses
areDescribedAs divine steeds
faster than the wind
immortal
sons of the Harpy Podarge
linked to: Harpies

storm-footed
swift
areDescribedBy Homer as wind-swift
associatedEvent death of Patroclus
associatedPlace Hellespont
linked to: Dardanelles
associatedWith Hera
Poseidon
Zeus
countryOfOrigin Ancient Greece
linked to: Greek Antiquity
culture Greek mythology
foughtForSide Achaeans
genre epic mythology
giftedTo Peleus
habitat sea-shore of the Hellespont
haveColor dappled (Balius)
yellow (Xanthus)
haveProperty able to speak
gift of human speech granted by Hera
laterBelongedTo Achilles
mentionedIn Iliad
linked to: Homer's Iliad
nameMeaning blond
dappled
yellow
offspringOf Podarge and Zephyrus
linked to: Podarge
parent Podarge
Zephyrus
linked to: Anemoi
participatedIn Trojan War
pulledChariotOf Achilles
Patroclus
Peleus
relatedTo Achilles’ armor
linked to: Achilles' armor
relatedWork Epic Cycle
role chariot horses of Achilles
servedHero Achilles
sourceTextAuthor Homer
spokeAbout Achilles’ impending death
fate
spokeIn Iliad Book 19
spokeTo Achilles
symbolOf divine aid to heroes
inevitability of fate

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wedding of Peleus and Thetis hasGift immortal horses Balius and Xanthus
Apollo Fountain depicts horses of Apollo
linked to: immortal horses Balius and Xanthus