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Tag Archives: WikipdiaTheseus
Following Ariadne’s thread
A recent blog post, Two Ariadne threads through the bibliographic labyrinth, by Katherine McCook, evokes the myth of Ariadne’s thread, which helped Theseus find his way back out after he had entered the labyrinth of Ariadne’s father, King Minos, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Ariadne, Bibliography, Book history, Minotaur, WikipdiaTheseus
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