Pasiphae mated with this type of creature which, for 10 points, forms the head of the resulting offspring, the Minotaur.
Ba'al is sometimes depicted as one of these animals. One of these creatures worshipped in Memphis was originally called the Herald of Ptah, and was later identified as a god of the dead, Apis. In Hindu myth, one which emerged during the churning of the ocean was named Surabhi. One appearing briefly in the Prose Edda is (*) Audhumla. The steed of Shiva is one of these animals named Nandi, and Gilgamesh and Enkidu killed one "of heaven." As an infant, Hermes stole some of these belonging to Apollo, while others belonging to Geryon were stolen by Heracles. This animal is used to depict the Egyptian goddess of love and fertility, Hathor. Pasiphae mated with this type of creature which, for 10 points, forms the head of the resulting offspring, the Minotaur.
Ba'al is sometimes depicted as one of these animals. One of these creatures worshipped in Memphis was originally called the Herald of Ptah, and was later identified as a god of the dead, Apis.
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