Finishing my classics PhD was like escaping from a labyrinth. Luckily, my supervisor was an expert on ancient Greek mythology. It was like theses and the mentor.
myth and legend
Does Atlantis exist? No, that is a false city.
How did ancient bar-goers settle their tabs?
I finally understand the metaphor of labyrinths in Greek Mythology. What a maze meant!
King Neptune never learned to ride a pike.
William Tell shot his son in the skull. What a bow-in-head maneuver! It made him quiver. After Tell had an unmistakable arrow tragedy around him. And he spoke with a twang.
How did the genie mock the overworked busboy?
He said, “I’ll grant you three dishes.“
Is the goddess of wisdom against all we stand for?
Yes, she’s an athena.
Within the labyrinthine bureaucracy prowls the deadly Adminotaur.
The Fountain of Youth was just a Ponce scheme.