Minos

Minos

mythological figure Greece

Minos, a legendary figure from Greek mythology, was known as the king of Crete and a lawgiver. He is often associated with the establishment of the legal system and is considered a symbol of justice, reflecting the early Greek ideals of governance and civilization.

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Greece Greece: Minos is one of the mythological figures featured in the museum. 6

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Ecuador Ecuador: Minos is the king of Crete who ordered the Minotaur to be confined in the labyrinth. 3

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El Universo – major Ecuadorian daily, est. 1921: Poder y simbolismo en ‘El laberinto del Minotauro’ | Libros | Entretenimiento

Venezuela Venezuela: Minos is mentioned as a significant figure in ancient Greece, known as Minos the Lawgiver. 6

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