One figure from this place drowned in a barrel of honey but was revived by the seer Polyidus.
One figure from this place drowned in a barrel of honey but was revived by the seer Polyidus. Another ruler of this location was served by the charioteer Meriones but was driven out by Leucus after he seduced his wife Meda. Yet another ruler of this place conquered Nisus after his daughter Scylla plucked his purple hair. This place was home to a bronze giant named Talos, and one man imprisoned in this place fashioned a cow costume for its queen Pasiphae. Home to a king named Deucalion, for 10 points, identify this place home to Idomeneus, Minos, and the Minotaur, an island south of the Aegean Sea.
One figure from this place drowned in a barrel of honey but was revived by the seer Polyidus.
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