<p>Prince Theseus and his father King Aegeus receive some terrible news. They must send fourteen young people from Athens to King Minos's palace on the island of Crete. There they will be thrown into the Labyrinth, a maze with no escape, and be devoured by the Minotaur, a monster half man and half bull. Aegeus can see no way to stop these horrible events, but Theseus begins to hatch a plan...</p>

Prince Theseus and his father King Aegeus receive some terrible news. They must send fourteen young people from Athens to King Minos's palace on the island of Crete. There they will be thrown into the Labyrinth, a maze with no escape, and be devoured by the Minotaur, a monster half man and half bull. Aegeus can see no way to stop these horrible events, but Theseus begins to hatch a plan...

Theseus and the Minotaur: Part 2 The Labyrinth (Greek)

Since the dawn of time, from the Egyptian desert to the Viking north, from Ancient Greece to Australia, people have been telling stories to entertain and delight, to make sense both of the world around them and of themselves. In these classic tellings, discover the world of myths, legends and fairy tales - the gods and monsters, mysteries and marvels - and take a journey to the heart of what it means to be human.

Classic tales in classic adaptations. For adventurers of all ages.

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Since the dawn of time, from the Egyptian desert to the Viking north, from Ancient Greece to Australia, people have been telling stories to entertain and delight, to make sense both of the world around them and of themselves. In these classic tellings, discover the world of myths, legends and fairy tales - the gods and monsters, mysteries and marvels - and take a journey to the heart of what it means to be human. Classic tales in classic adaptations. For adventurers of all ages.

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Theseus and the Minotaur: Part 2 The Labyrinth (Greek)

Theseus and the Minotaur: Part 2 The Labyrinth (Greek)