From 'Les images ou tableaux de platte peinture des deux Philostrates'
“He drew near to the gray sea, alone in the darkness, and called aloud on the deep-roaring god, skilled with the trident; and the god appeared to him, close at hand. [75] Pelops said to the god, “If the loving gifts of Cyprian Aphrodite result in any gratitude, Poseidon, then restrain the bronze spear of Oenomaus, and speed me in the swiftest chariot to Elis, and bring me to victory.”
Pindar, “Olympic Odes” 1, 476 B.C. - from Tufts University’s Perseus Digital Library.