Bellerophon

Troy

Sparta

Athens

Corinth

he flew too close to the sun

he tried to fly to the top of Mount Olympus

he accidentally killed his brother

he accidentally killed his grandfather

King Aegeus of Athens

Circe on Aeaea

King Proteus of Tiryns

Medea of Colchis

The kings daughter helped Bellerophon complete the impossible tasks set by her father.

Bellerophon was driven mad by Hera and mudered the king's family.

Bellerophon abandoned the king's daughter on a deserted island.

Anteia, the wife of the king, fell in love with Bellerophon but he rejected her.

Anteia falsely accused Bellerophon of assaulting her.

Bellerophon abandoned the king's daughter on a deserted island.

Bellerophon was driven mad by Hera and mudered the king's family.

The kings daughter helped Bellerophon complete the impossible tasks set by her father.

Bellerophon had been dipped in the River Styx at birth, making him invulnerable.

Bellerophon was too quick.

By the rules of xenia, guest/host rites and responsibilities, Proteus could not kill Bellerophon.

Bellerophon was wearing the cap of invisibility.

Proteus told Bellerophon to bring him the head of Medusa.

Proteus sent Bellerophon with a coded message to King Iobates saying he should kill Bellerophon.

Proteus gave Bellerophon a series of 10 impossible tasks.

Proteus told Bellerophon to retrieve the Golden Fleece from Colchis.

Pelias

Eurystheus

Polydectes

Iobates

To retrieve the Golden Fleece.

To retrieve Medusa's head.

To kill the Minotaur.

To kill the Chimera.

He was sleeping under the Argo when one of its beams broke and fell on his head.

He tried to fly to the top of Mount Olympus and was struck down by Zeus.

He died of old age after a long and happy life.

His wife gave him a poisoned shirt that burst into flame when he put it on.