FIVE SECOND STORIES: Theseus and the Minotaur & many more hilarious stories!


FIVE SECOND STORIES: Theseus and the Minotaur & many more hilarious stories!
 
Theseus and the Minotaur: Click to ENLARGE:

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Robert Clear does have a very clear name after all.

And click on this BANNER to go to his Blog where you can find his wonderful story:

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You will note that I have added the Mycenaean Linear B Greek & ancient Greek for some of the key words in this wonderful story. What truly amazes me is that Robert translated “Minotaur” correctly, as “mino” = small + “taur” = bull, although the spelling of “mino” in Mycenaean Linear B is usually “meno”, but that is fine with me. If it makes Robert and all of his readers happy, that is all that matters.

So I hope you like it as much as I do.

Also, Robert Clear’s home page is here: Click on the BANNER: 

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He has plenty more 5 second stories on his home page. His 5 second stories are very funny, and some of them hilarious. My personal favourites are:

ELECTRO HENS
ETIQUETTE, HOW IT WORKS
A HYENA, a cross between a cat and a dog! (absolutely hilarious! I should get one. I already have 4 cats)
CEDRIC is convinced that everyone thinks he is DULL. 


Richard
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Historical linguist, Linear B, Mycenaean Greek, Minoan Linear A, Arcado-Cypriot Linear C, ancient Greek, Homer, Iliad, only Blog ENTIRELY devoted to Linear B on Internet; bilingual English- French, read Latin fluently, read Italian & ancient Greek including Linear B well, Antikythera Mechanism

3 thoughts on “FIVE SECOND STORIES: Theseus and the Minotaur & many more hilarious stories!”

  1. I’m delighted that you like ‘Hero’s Welcome,’ and I love the Linear B additions you’ve made! As it happens I’m a classicist by background (I did my PhD on Pindar’s victory odes). This is such a great website – a real wealth of information.

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    1. Hi Robert… Really! What an amazing co-incidence… or perhaps more like serendipity, methinks. A PHD on ¨the odes of Pindar… neat!
      So glad you like our site as much as you do. If you are ever interested in learning Linear B, please let me know. Richard

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