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According to Greek myth, Pegasus was ridden by the hero Perseus in his quest to save Andromeda from the dreaded sea monster Cetus .
The easiest way to spot Pegasus is to look for the large square body marked by the stars Scheat , Markab, Algenib and Alpheratz .
From the northern hemisphere, the horse is depicted as being upside down.
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