King midas came across a drunken satyr, one of Dionysus servants, and was given a wish from the wine god. Other than the satyr he never came across one in the legends.
Midas is a name, so you can use it the same way as any other name.
Well, mythological dragons could talk, sing, and do magic. Real dragons can't. They are like any other creature. They also mourn over their dead. Mythological ones don't. Two dragon carcasses were found in the Carparthian Mountains, just outside of Russia.
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Yes, in Greek mythology, King Midas had a daughter named Zoe. She is not as well known as his other daughter, whose name was Aurelia.
King Midas always wore a turban or other lavish headdress to cover his donkey's ears. He got the donkey ears after insulting Apollo.
It turns you or other poptropicans into gold!
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Other griffins. There is no mythological ancestor in fable.
The cast of The Minor Tour... And Other Mythological Creatures - 2009 includes: Graham Fellows as John Shuttleworth
The Minor Tour--- And Other Mythological Creatures - 2009 V is rated/received certificates of: UK:E (DVD rating)
The Midas in Apple Valley, MN charges $99.99. That is the price without taxes and any other fees they might include.
A North American mythological creature of the forests from the mythology of many North American and Canadian native peoples. These peoples believe that a hunter lost in the bush without food may become a Wendigo, seeking other human beings in order to eat their flesh.