Perseus, sucht mit seinem Führer der Gesandte Gottes Hermes, die drei Töchter von Porcus und Ceto, die einen Zahn und ein Auge haben.

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To protect his mother, Danae, the mythical Greek hero Perseus accepted the task assigned him by a king named Polydictes of slaying the monster Medusa, whose hair was snakes and whose eyes turned all to stone who gazed at them. In this 1914 illustration Perseus, with his guide the messenger god Hermes (Mercury to the Romans)—Athena also helped Perseus—seeks out the three daughters of Porcus and Ceto (who was a sister to the Gorgons). They were named Enyo, Pephredo, and Deino and were old from birth They shared one eye and one tooth, as seen here. which they took turns using. Perseus took the eye and tooth until the sisters gave him the magic knapsack, winged sandals and helmet that rendered him invisible—all of which helped him get to Medusa and kill her.

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