Trojan equestrian exercises are compared to this place in a simile from the Aeneid that may have inspired British turf structures called Troy Towns.
Trojan equestrian exercises are compared to this place in a simile from the Aeneid that may have inspired British turf structures called Troy Towns. This place's name may derive from a ceremonial double-headed ax. People were first sent to this place after Androgeus was killed for winning at the PanÂ·athenaic games. The resident of this place was named Asterion and was born after his mother used a wooden disguise to mate with her love interest. Every nine years, seven boys and seven girls were killed in this place by Pasiphaë's son, a practice ended when Ariadne gave a ball of string to a hero to help him kill its resident and escape. For 10 points, Daedalus built what maze-like dungeon on Crete to house the Minotaur?
Trojan equestrian exercises are compared to this place in a simile from the Aeneid that may have inspired British turf structures called Troy Towns.
the Labyrinth [or labyrinthos; prompt on Crete]