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Lurking behind them were a minotaur and a bearded guy with an eye patch.† (source)minotaur = Greek mythology: a creature that was part man and part bull
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The Minotaur was larger than it had been, its flesh plump, pressing at the metal lattice.† (source)
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On the island of Crete, Theseus had his Ariadne and her magical ball of thread to lead him safely from the lair of the Minotaur.† (source)
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Hades had tried to kill me three times so far, with the Fury, the Minotaur, and the hellhound.† (source)
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For an instant Langdon recalled the ancient myth of Daedelus, how the boy kept one hand on the wall as he moved through the Minotaur's labyrinth, knowing he was guaranteed to find the end if he never broke contact with the wall.† (source)
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Always needs more fueL Ever read the story about the labyrinth and the minotaur?† (source)
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"Come to see the Minotaur?" one of them asked.† (source)Minotaur = Greek mythology: a creature that was part man and part bull
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Like Theseus in the Minotaur's labyrinth, Max would leave a trail so he could retrace his steps.† (source)
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She is the minotaur of this long journey back—all those preparations for travel, the journey through Africa, the recent 7-hour train ride from Colombo to Jaffna, the sentries, the high walls of stone, and now this lazy courtesy of meals, tea, her best brandy in the evenings for my bad stomach—the minotaur who inhabits the place one had been years ago, who surprises one with conversations about the original circle of love.† (source)
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Only the oldest of the old-timers had ever seen any of those fabulous broncs in action, but their names were as firmly embedded in the lore of the arena as are the centaurs and the Minotaur in Greek mythology.† (source)
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From the belly up they were described to me as much like the Minotaur; from there down they were splayfooted satyrs.† (source)
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Theseus, the hero-slayer of the Minotaur, entered Crete from without, as the symbol and arm of the rising civilization of the Greeks.† (source)
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Like to a bull, that with impetuous spring Darts, at the moment when the fatal blow Hath struck him, but unable to proceed Plunges on either side; so saw I plunge The Minotaur; whereat the sage exclaim'd: "Run to the passage!† (source)
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"The Minotaur," Hazel suddenly remembered.† (source)
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As is that bull who breaks loose at the moment In which he has received the mortal blow, Who cannot walk, but staggers here and there, The Minotaur beheld I do the like; And he, the wary, cried: "Run to the passage; While he wroth, 'tis well thou shouldst descend."† (source)
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Most of them were text adventure games: Raaka-tu, Bedlam, Pyramid, and Madness and the Minotaur.† (source)
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