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| - Thesues is one of the three angels introduced in Heaven Chapter: Overture.
- Minotaur is a moon orbiting the gas giant Ares occupying the 4th orbit out of 11 planets in the Theseus system.
- Theseus was an Admiral stationed at Starbase 55, where he oversaw missions for various starships, including the USS Phoenix-X. He worked exclusively with Section 31, until sometime between 2377 and 2380, when he passed on his duties to Elena and Nelkast. (Star Trek: Phoenix-X: "The Tiloniam System", "Jumpers, Part I", "Possible Regret")
- Theseus was a Greek warrior who was sent to the Labyrinth. Here, he found and killed the Minotaur and found a young child, Beranabus, with him crying over the Minotaur's death. Theseus asked for the child to come with him but he ignored him and so Theseus left the Labyrinth.
- Theseus is the Archaic Age hero for Poseidon. He wields a sword.
- Poseidon & Aethra
- thumb|230px|Theseus in seinem legendären Kampf Theseus ist einer der berühmtesten Helden der griechischen Mythologie. Neben vielen anderen Abenteuern, gehört Theseus' Kampf mit dem Minotauros zu den bekanntesten. Der athenische Königssohn Theseus meldet sich freiwillig, dass Volk von Athen von einem schrecklichen Tribut zu befreien: regelmäßig müssen athenischen Jünglinge und Jungfrauen an Kreta ausgeliefert werden, wo sie dem stierköpfigen Ungeheuer geopfert werden, dass in einem undurchdringlichen Labyrinth gefangen gehalten wird. Die kretische Königstochter Ariadne gibt Theseus ein Wollknäul, mit dessen Hilfe er das Labyrinth, nachdem er den Minotauros getötet hat, wieder verlassen kann.
- Theseus, the central figure of "Theseus and the Minotaur", volunteered to go to slay the Minotaur. He promised to his father, Aegeus, that he would put up a white sail on his journey back home if he was successful. Ariadne, Minos' daughter, fell in love with Theseus and helped him get out of the Labyrinth by giving him a ball of thread, allowing him to retrace his path. Theseus killed the Minotaur. Theseus took Ariadne with him but on the return trip abandoned her on the island of Naxos. He also failed to fly white sails on his return journey, thus causing his father to throw himself into the Aegean sea, which was since named after him.
- Theseus was a figure in Greek mythology. He managed to overcome the labyrinth. When the Leonardo da Vinci hologram and Catarina searched a way out of Tau's facilities, Da Vinci claimed that not even Theseus could have overcome that labyrinth. (VOY: "Concerning Flight")
- Theseus ist eine Figur aus der griechischen Mythologie, die aus einem Labyrinth entkommen kann. 2374 suchen Catarina und das Leonardo-da-Vinci-Hologramm einen Fluchtweg aus Taus Unterschlupf. Da Vinci sagt dabei, dass nicht einmal Theseus aus diesem Labyrinth entkommen könnte. (VOY: )
- Theseus is a major antagonist in the video game: God of War II. He's a loyal guardian toward the Sisters of Fate.
- Categoría:Plantilla de personaje viejaTheseus (テセウス, Teseusu) es uno de los Ángeles de los Dioses. Mantiene bajo su protección las estatuas de piedra donde los dioses Olímpicos sellaron las almas de los Santos de Oro.
- Theseus was the individual who originally went into The Labyrinth to defeat the Minotaur.
- Theseus ist ein mittelgroßes Sonnensystem mit fünf . Voraussetzung: Priorität: Tuchanka (Mass Effect 3)
- Theseus was an ancient King of Athens who is best known for killing The Minotaur and for abducting Helen of Troy to become his child bride. He was brave when it was good for his heroic reputation but a full-on arsehole in private. Theseus abandoned lovers and friends across the Mediterranean if they out stayed their usefulness to him. He was an arch bullshitter who would have been forgotten if hadn't been involved in killing the Minotaur in its windowless labyrinth, trying to game financial outcomes in Greek mythology. It was this that upset the Olympian Gods and led them to put a contract out on the bull headed man. A 'hero' was required and one was found.
- Theseus is the Archaic Age Greek Hero for Poseidon.
- Theseus has resistance 30 against one type of energy (acid, cold, electricity, or fire). By performing a ritual that takes one day, he can change this energy resistance to a different energy type. Theseus can also change his energy resistance as an immediate action by spending a use of mythic power.
- Theseus is a Greek demigod son of Poseidon and the mortal, Aethra. He became the King of Athens.
- Theseus is a legendary hero and demigod in Greek mythology, and son of the god of the sea, Poseidon. Theseus fought beasts such as the Minotaur and a group of Centaurs.
- Luminosity N/A Planets Moons 0 Asteroid Belts 0 Asteroids 0 Objects 0 Location: Milky Way / Attican Beta / Theseus Theseus is a medium system with five . Prerequisite: Priority: Tuchanka (Mass Effect 3) It is named for the mythological Greek hero Theseus. Theseus was said to have slain the Minotaur in the Cretan Labyrinth.
- Theseus was one of the most famous heroes and founder-king of Athens. He was the son of both the god Poseidon and a mortal man Aegus (his mother laid with both on her wedding night), the dual patronage of which still bestowed godliness unto him. (However, he may only be the son of one of them, most likely Poseidon). Although not his only one, his most famous exploit was killing the Minotaur, son of King Minos of Crete's wife and a sacred bull. Earlier, Theseus' father had sent one of King Minos' sons to his death and in return, the Cretans had defeated the Athenians in war. The Athenians then had to pay tribute; a nine-yearly sacrifice of seven young men and seven young girls to be sent to Crete to be eaten by the Minotaur. Theseus traveled on one of the ships to Crete, and with the help
- In The Frogs, Aristophanes credited him with inventing many everyday Athenian traditions. If the theory of a Minoan hegemony is correct, he may have been based on Athens' liberation from this political order rather than on an historical individual.
- Theseus was a legendary Greek hero and king, perhaps best known for fighting the Minotaur. The Fourth Doctor claimed to have given Theseus and Ariadne the ball of string he used to find his way around the labyrinth. (TV: The Creature from the Pit) He later said he had forgotten to remind Theseus to paint his ship white. (TV: The Horns of Nimon) On Xeros, Ian Chesterton was inspired by the story of Theseus to unravel Barbara Wright's cardigan and use it to find a way out of the Space Museum. (TV: The Space Museum)
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