1. According to Greek mythology, the minotaur would only eat human flesh.

2. There, too, Theseus and the Minotaur struggle for dominance.

3. In Munich, Paolozzi, more like a Minotaur than ever, obsessed now with plaster casts.

4. Week of Minotaur: Double growth for Minotaur and Minotaur Guards.

5. According to legend, he killed the Minotaur in the Cretan labyrinth.

6. By using the Neo-classical period, Monster and Minotaur and Painter- Sculptor, this article discusses Picassos classical tendency and the influence from ancient Greek art.

7. Determined to kill the Minotaur and save his people from further grief, Theseus decided to go as one of the fourteen chosen victims.

8. Andria earned some success as a minotaur gladiator due to her wiry strength and great cunning, but she knew she would soon perish to one of the larger, bulkier males.

9. He was the Minotaur in a canvas - and - paper labyrinth of his own construction.

10. Like the Minotaur. He's a great listener, providing you speak loud enough that he can hear you over his cud-chewing.

11. When they reached Crete they were given to the Minotaur to devour.

12. To this place the young Athenians were each time taken and left to the Minotaur.

13. Later in life he was to portray himself as the Minotaur or a musketeer.

14. If you go in now, you can kill the Minotaur while he is sleeping.

15. To rescue the beautiful princess Ariadne, from her terrible Minotaur world.

16. The HTV-2 - shaped like the tip of a spear - took off atop a Minotaur IV rocket from Vanderberg Air Force Base in California early on Thursday.

17. Rescue the beautiful princess Ariadna and rid the world of the fearsome Minotaur.

18. I risk opening one eye - the silhouette was of a minotaur(/minotaur.html), a scout of Quenn Mutare.

19. He went, and with the help of princess Ariadne of Crete, he killed the Minotaur and carried the Princess with him on his way back.

20. Prince Theseus needs your help to rescue the Princess Ariadne from the claws of the Minotaur.

21. The labyrinth also led to the myth of the Minotaur, a fierce half-bull, half-man who ate children and had been banished there.