Andromeda (takımyıldız): Revizyonlar arasındaki fark

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According to myth, Andromeda was bound by this chain to a rock by the sea by order of her father, [[Cepheus]], the king of Aethiopia, who wanted to appease the god Poseidon who had been angered by [[Cassiopeia]]'s boasting about her own beauty, and consequently Poseidon sent one of his underlings: [[Cetus]], the whale, to ravage the coast of Aethiopia. Cepheus, Cassiopeia's husband, had Andromeda bound by chain to a rock by the sea so that Cetus would devour Andromeda, appeasing Poseidon, thereby preventing any further ravaging of the coast of Aethiopia by Cetus. But the hero [[Perseus]] took Andromeda out of her chains and then flew with her on his winged horse, [[Pegasus]], away from the scene of her sacrificial imprisonment. He subsequently married her. For more details on this myth, see the [[Boast of Cassiopeia]].

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* [[H. A. Rey]], ''The Stars — A New Way To See Them''. Genişletilmiş baskı. Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1997. [[ISBN]] 0-395-24830-2.

 

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