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Tomtit [17]
3 years ago
14

Historia do minotauro

History
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Blizzard [7]3 years ago
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El Minotauro (del griego Μινόταυρος [Minótauros]) era un monstruo con cuerpo de hombre y cabeza de toro. Su nombre significa "Toro de Minos", y era hijo dePasífae y el Toro de Creta. Fue encerrado en un laberinto diseñado por el artesano Dédalo, hecho expresamente para retenerlo,[1]ubicado en la ciudad de Cnosos en la isla deCreta. Por muchos años, siete hombres y otras siete mujeres eran llevados al laberinto como sacrificio para ser el alimento de la bestia hasta que la vida de ésta terminó a manos del héroe Teseo. Los catorce jóvenes eran internados en el laberinto, donde vagaban perdidos durante días hasta encontrarse con la bestia, sirviéndole de alimento. El mito tiene su versión más completa en la Biblioteca mitológica deApolodoro.
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