Describe the story of the constellation Capricornus. Does it have any relationships to other constellations, if so, what are they? I NEED IT ASSAP WILL MARK BRAINLEIST

Capricorn – The Sea Goat

Capricorn is one of the earliest

constellations and has passed through

the ages virtually unchanged, depicting

the front half of a goat and the tail of

a fish. It is also referred to in Greek

and Roman mythology as the “Gateway

of the Gods” through which the souls of

men released at death would pass to

the life hereafter.

According to ancient Greek legends, Cronus was told by the oracle that

one day one of his sons would grow up to be stronger than he and would

eventually kill him in battle. In order to keep this from happening, Cronus had

every baby boy born to him as a son killed. Some legends say he would swallow

them when they were born.

Knowing of this curse, Zeus’ mother gave him to some sea nymphs with

instructions to take him to a far-away place where Cronus could not find him

and raise him there. However, sea nymphs cannot produce milk, and so they

brought a very special goat, Amalthea, to nurse him.

As Zeus grew older, Amalthea also became his playmate. One day, Zeus

was playing with Amalthea and broke off one of her horns. Zeus took this as a

sign that he was supposed to break off his relationship with Amalthea and the

sea nymphs and go fight his father, Cronus.

Zeus gave the horn to the sea nymphs and Amalthea telling them that as

they had always provided for his needs, so now this horn, which was now a magic

horn, would always provide all the food and drink they would ever need. Zeus

then left them to go and fight Cronus, his cruel father. Zeus defeated Cronus

and, according to one legend, as Cronus fell to the ground, his head split open

and out stepped the brothers of Zeus that Cronus had swallowed.

Zeus was now the king of the gods and one of his first acts was to place

the constellation Capricorn in the heavens in honor of Amalthea and the sea

nymphs who had hidden and taken such good care of him.

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