The Greeks would later write about this affair quite differently. For one thing, they would use the alphabet.
1250 BC: Twice-seven young Cretan minotaurs have been brought to Athens and tossed into the labyrinth of the vicious Theseus. However, a love-struck Athenian damsel (who is always upright, unlike many of the other 15 characters) has shown them the route out. (Everyone scribbled it down in their often-disoriented, old-fashioned, and very linear manner.)
Puzzle (PDF)Architect's note: Paths are shown in black, and a path can only end at a dot, a gray chamber, or the outer border of the 4x4 labyrinth.
Individual images and brief text summaries of labyrinth pieces are given below, for convenience:
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt11.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt12.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt13.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt14.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt15.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt16.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt17.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt21.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt22.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt23.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt24.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt25.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt26.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt27.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt31.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt32.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt33.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt34.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt35.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt36.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt37.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt41.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt42.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt43.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt44.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt45.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt46.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt47.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt51.png)
![Labyrinth piece](s__puzzle/media/bt52.png)
Text adjoining edge | Texts adjoining paths | Description |
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Bridge unit | Q; A | Half-square with horned head |
Chandler tec | D; E | Half-square with horned head |
Debated | I; R | Half-square with horned head |
Dinero | T; U | Half-square with horned head |
Docking | N; E | Half-square with horned head |
Emptily | U; T | Half-square with horned head |
Immature | E; R | Half-square with horned head |
Lily or rose | M; A | Half-square with horned head |
Luna | PT; E | Half-square with horned head |
Sacred | P; O | Half-square with horned head |
Schnorrer | O; D | Half-square with horned head |
Scram | TW; A | Half-square with horned head |
Shindig | A; P | Half-square with horned head |
Slender | K; U | Half-square with horned head |
Annulus | O; Q | Half-square with legs and feet |
At that time | W; A | Half-square with legs and feet |
Ave. crosser | P; E | Half-square with legs and feet |
Clueless role | DW; A | Half-square with legs and feet |
Dragged | Z; I | Half-square with legs and feet |
Fight | T; U | Half-square with legs and feet |
Ilex | I; N | Half-square with legs and feet |
Iron in Paris | Z; I | Half-square with legs and feet |
Keanu role | N; U | Half-square with legs and feet |
Mr. Ripken | U; N | Half-square with legs and feet |
She-horse | W; O | Half-square with legs and feet |
Sly | A; S | Half-square with legs and feet |
Sol follower | S; O | Half-square with legs and feet |
Urn | E; K | Half-square with legs and feet |
[none] | D; I; O; J | Square with person wearing dress |
[none] | VIR | Square with person not wearing dress |