Zeus piled Mount Sipylus on top of Pandareus for stealing a dog from this locale and giving it to Tantalus, and Procris received a dog from this place that was later turned to stone by Zeus.
Zeus piled Mount Sipylus on top of Pandareus for stealing a dog from this locale and giving it to Tantalus, and Procris received a dog from this place that was later turned to stone by Zeus. Homer said that there were one hundred cities here, and according to Hesiod, Adrastia and Ida nursed a young Zeus in this place. After the Trojan War, Idomeneus returned home to this place, which was defended by a figure who died when Poeas shot him in the ankle or when Medea removed a pin, allowing ichor to flow out of the defender's bronze body. In addition to Talos, this island was home to a monster who ate fourteen Athenian children each year. For 10 points, identify this island on which Theseus descended into the Labyrinth to kill the Minotaur.
Zeus piled Mount Sipylus on top of Pandareus for stealing a dog from this locale and giving it to Tantalus, and Procris received a dog from this place that was later turned to stone by Zeus.
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