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Minotaur: half man and bull

Minotaur: trapped in the Labyrinth

Mosaic: artwork made With tiles

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which destroyed Pompei Mt. Vesuvius: ancient volcano which destroyed Pompei

Mt. Vesuvius destroyed Pompei In 79 AD

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Nectar: drink of the gods

Nike: goddess of victory

Nike: winged goddess of victory

Odysseus/Ulysses: wandering hero

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