Yes it is.
King Midas saw the satyr Silenus who was a friend of the god of wine, Dionysus, and invited him to stay with him for a few days, where he treated him like a king. When Silenus returned to Dionysus he was very pleased and he offered Midas a wish.
Midas was a greedy man so he wished that everything he touched would turn to gold. When he woke up the next day he had the 'Midas touch' and whatever he touched turned to gold, including any food he tried to eat and eventually his own daughter by accident. So Midas prayed to Dionysus to remove the curse and he told him to go and wash in the river Pactolus. Everything he had touched turned back to what it had been before, including his daughter, and he shared all the gold he still had with the people in his kingdom.
Hercules, Theseus and the Minotaur, King Midas and the Golden Touch. A definition of a myth is that it usually contains fictional characters. Legends contain real people.
it is a un real myth or real myth get it myth-ologytype your answer here......
yes. if his story, the one with his touch of gold, is real, it depends on if you beleive in it or not
No. She was from Greek myth.
The King Midas story is obviously not true, it is not possible to turn things into gold with a touch, in real life.
He only exists in myth.
no they are not real! myth=fake depends on what you believe in
He is from GReek myth and never existed. To be extinct he would have to be real and he never was real.
A Minotuar is not real. There is no such thing as a half human half bull. You may have heard about the Minotuar from an ancient Greek myth called Thesues and The Minotuar. That is only a myth, which means that it is not real.
No, the Hydra was not real it was a made up myth to add to the stack of made up myths from Greek Mythology.
You mean is Pegasus real. You see, Pegasus is a Greek god. Not a species. Yes. He is real. In myth, the stars, books, and imagination.
Demeter can be a persons name, but the Demeter of Greek myth was a goddess not a person.