While a guest of Cocalus, this figure brought about the death of one guest by filling his bath with boiling water. Pausanius believed this man to be the creator of carpentry, attributing to him items like the saw, the axe, and the plumb line. In one myth about this man, he is discovered when he uses an ant to thread a piece of string through a seashell; in another myth, this man pushes his nephew Perdix off of a high cliff because he is jealous of his potential as an inv
While a guest of Cocalus, this figure brought about the death of one guest by filling his bath with boiling water. Pausanius believed this man to be the creator of carpentry, attributing to him items like the saw, the axe, and the plumb line. In one myth about this man, he is discovered when he uses an ant to thread a piece of string through a seashell; in another myth, this man pushes his nephew Perdix off of a high cliff because he is jealous of his potential as an inventor. Name this man whose symbol was a delta, who created the labyrinth for King Minos, and whose son Icarus died when he flew too close to the sun.
While a guest of Cocalus, this figure brought about the death of one guest by filling his bath with boiling water.
Daedalus