A half-brother of this figure won at the Panathenian Games before being murdered out of jealousy; that half-brother was Androgeus.
A half-brother of this figure won at the Panathenian Games before being murdered out of jealousy; that half-brother was Androgeus. This figure was conceived after an animal from Poseidon was not sacrificed as promised and seduced by a queen inside a wooden cow. That wooden cow was built by the designer of this creature's enclosure. Also known as Asterion, this beast received seven sacrifices every year from Athens. This creature's half-sister, Ariadne, gave a ball of string to Theseus which allowed Theseus to navigate out of the Labyrinth after killing this creature.  For 10 points, name this Greek creature with the body of a man and the head of a bull.
A half-brother of this figure won at the Panathenian Games before being murdered out of jealousy; that half-brother was Androgeus.
the Minotaur [accept Asterion or Asterius until mentioned] 