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You are the mighty Greek hero Theseus, on a quest to prove that you are the rightful heir to Athen s throne. But your journey is filled with danger. A giant, an evil witch, and the half-man half-bull monster known as the Minotaur stand in your way. Do you have what it takes to find your long-lost father and make him proud?. The item The Quest for Theseus, [by] Anne G. Ward [and others] With a pref. by Reynold Higgins The Quest for Theseus, [by] Anne G. Ward [and others] With a pref. by. The Quest for Theseus by Anne G. Ward, W. R. Connor, Ruth B. Edwards Simon Tidworth Preface: Reynolds Higgins published: format: Hardcover acquired: borrowed read: July rating: 3½ Before stumbling across this title on my Mother's-in-law bookshelf a few years ago, it never really occurred to me to think about Theseus all that much, or his myth. That seems a bit odd in hindsight, even if he wasn't in Homer in any significant way or in Hesiod that I can remember.
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