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| Eridanus
Legend / Myth |
Eridanus, the river was where Phaėthon fell into when he was knocked out of his chariot basket. Phaėthon had taken his father Helios' chariot and rode it across the skies both too high and too lower. As it was scaring the people below, Zeus threw firebolts at the chariot to stop him. The chariot stopped but Phaėthon fell out and into the river.
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