This son of Zeus was the proud owner of a color-changing calf, a symbol predicted by the Delphic Oracle.  
This son of Zeus was the proud owner of a color-changing calf, a symbol predicted by the Delphic Oracle.  Poseidon punished him by infusing his wife with zoophilia after he intentionally slew the wrong sacrificial animal.  He was killed by a scalding bath prepared for him by the man he had imprisoned. After his death, he judged the dead in Hades, along with Aeacus and Radamanthus.  One of this man's more notable acts as ruler involved trapping his wife's half bull child in a creation built by Daedalus. For ten points, name this king of Crete and husband of Pasiphae who employed who trapped the minotaur after he commissioned the Labyrinth.
This son of Zeus was the proud owner of a color-changing calf, a symbol predicted by the Delphic Oracle.  
{Minos}