| Hercules, 38:them to bewilderment, the maze of Minos, King of Crete, the keeper of the bull. Crossing the oceanHercules, 40:bull across the glimmering water to the isle of Crete unto the land where dwelt the Cyclops three.Hercules, 40:throwing the light upon the trail which led from Crete unto the Temple of the Lord, within the cityHercules, 43:- Labor II The Story of the Labor Minos, King of Crete, possessed a sacred bull, which he kept onHercules, 43:a sacred bull, which he kept on the island of Crete. Eurystheus sent for Hercules and told him thatHercules, 43:to Minos. Hercules, therefore, travelled to Crete and searched all over the island, pursuing theHercules, 43:island and through the waters which separated Crete from the mainland, and so brought it into theHercules, 50:Here it is pertinent to note that Minos, King of Crete, who owned the sacred bull also possessedHercules, 50:bewilder, to confuse, to puzzle. The island of Crete with its maze and its bull is an outstandingHercules, 61:nor was he confined to the little island of Crete. The whole planet had to be searched, and he went |
