The Travels of Cyrus, to Which is Annexed a Discourse upon the Theology and Mythology of the Pagans

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CYRUS no sooner arrived at Crete, but he went strait to Gnossus, the capital of the Island, famous for the wonderful labyrinth made by Dedalus, and the stately temple of Jupiter Olimpius.

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