This location was home to the Dictaean Cave where Rhea hid Zeus, and it was once guarded by a bronze giant with a single vein, Talos, who was killed with Medea's help.
One story about a ruler of this location says that upon returning from Troy, he had vowed to sacrifice the first person he saw to Poseidon; that turned out to be his son, and the ruler of this place was exiled for his actions. Another story about this place holds that its throne was usurped by Leucus while the aforementioned king was at Troy. Another king of this city defeated the king of Megara by having the princess Scylla remove a lock of purple hair from Nisos' head; that king was later killed in a bath by the daughters of Cocalus. and Heracles' seventh labor involved retrieving a creature from this location that would later be captured by Theseus at Marathon. This location was home to the Dictaean Cave where Rhea hid Zeus, and it was once guarded by a bronze giant with a single vein, Talos, who was killed with Medea's help. The capital city of this kingdom, once ruled by Idomeneus, featured a structure designed by Daedalus to hold one of Pasiphae's offspring, the Minotaur. For 10 points, identify this island kingdom ruled by Minos from his palace at Knossos.
One story about a ruler of this location says that upon returning from Troy, he had vowed to sacrifice the first person he saw to Poseidon; that turned out to be his son, and the ruler of this place was exiled for his actions.
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