Bucephalus

/bjuːˈsɛfələs/ noun

A famous horse from ancient history, most notably the warhorse of Alexander the Great.

From Greek 'bous' (ox) + 'kephale' (head), meaning 'ox-head,' a name given to Alexander's legendary black horse that was said to have an unusually large head.

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