Ariadne
Cassell's Eneyclopedia of General Information · 1910 · p. 209
in Greek mythology, was the laughter Minos and Pasiphaé. When These us came to to destroy the Minotaur, she fell in love with hero and gave him the clue of wool that guided safely out of the labyrinth. She accompanied to Naxos, where he abandoned her. Dionysus took pity on her, married her, and after changed her into a constellation. Her advenhave been the theme of many poets and It is probable that her story typifies the of Spring. Ariano (cla ic Hguotuticus?) a town in the of Avellino, Italy, 38 miles N.E. of Naples. stands on a hill 2,500 feet high, is the see of a and does some trade in wine and butter.
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