A festival in Euboea named for this figure was sacred to Hera, and he can be considered an analog of Seppo Ilmarinen.
A festival in Euboea named for this figure was sacred to Hera, and he can be considered an analog of Seppo Ilmarinen. After the feat he is most famous for, his former patron found out he was at the court of King Cocalus by presenting a task involving a seashell. His sister sent her son Perdix to train with him, but after the child invented the saw and a pair of compasses, he grew jealous and pushed him off of a high tower. One of his more famous creations was designed so that Asterion, the son of Pasiphae and wife of Minos, could not escape. FTP, identify this architect of the labyrinth and designer of feather and wax wings, which resulted in the death of his son, Icarus.
A festival in Euboea named for this figure was sacred to Hera, and he can be considered an analog of Seppo Ilmarinen.
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