there is a greek myth that tells of king minos placing the minotaur in a labyrinth. give me another example?

Answer 1

Of what, another example of a Greek myth?

Okay....Abaris was a priest of Apollo who, with the help of that god, fled from Scythia (in the Caucasus) to Greece to avoid a plague. Apollo gave him a golden arrow which cured diseases and spoke oracles. The arrow also rendered the priest invisible and made him ride through the sky. Abaris later gave the dart to Pythagoras. He is mentioned by Herodotus and Pindar and surnamed 'the Hyperborean'.

Answer 2

Another example of a Greek myth? Daedalus and his son Icarus were thrown into the labyrinth but used a ball of golden thread to find their way out. Daedalus made wings out of feathers and wax but Icarus, fascinated by the sun, flew too high, the wax melted and he plummeted to the sea to his death.

Or another labyrinth example in general? David Bowie in tight tights steals Jennifer Connelly's little brother - she must fight her way through the labyrinth to "take back the child that he has stolen"...