Cæstor
Cæstor, also spelled Castor, is a figure from Roman mythology. He is most famously known as one half of the Gemini twins, the other being his brother Pollux. Together, they are often referred to as the Dioscuri, a name derived from the Greek "Dioskouroi," meaning "sons of Zeus."
In Roman tradition, Cæstor was the mortal son of Leda and Tyndareus, king of Sparta. His twin
The Dioscuri are renowned for their adventures and bravery. They are often depicted as skilled horsemen and
According to the myth, when Cæstor was killed in battle, Pollux was so grief-stricken that he renounced