#000|Altar of the virgin goddess|of the hearth, dedicated to|purity.|
#001|Altar of the Huntress,|Goddess of the moon and|chase, daughter of Jupiter.|
#002|Janus!  God of all|beginnings, of entrances &|gates. Here bides Renewal!|
#003|Medusa bides here, hideous|with serpentine hair, brazen|claws and monstrous teeth!|
#004|This labyrinth conceals|monsters.  Be vigilant lest|you lose the thread of reason|
#005|Here bides the sorceress who|turned Ulysses' companions|into swine.  Beware!|
#006|Of lustful nature, God of|pastures, forests, flocks and|herds, symbol of fecundity.|
#007|The mountain keep of the|serpent born of the Deluge|slime.  Beware!|
#008|Drink of the fountain of |the Goddess of Youth &|have lost vigour restored!|
#009|Argus had a hundred eyes.|You cannot escape his |gaze.  Beware!|
#010|Brother of Jupiter and|Neptune, Ruler of the|infernal regions.|
#011|Three Fates live here who|control the birth, life and |death of everyone!|
#012|Beloved of Venus, a|jealous lover.||
#013|Beware! lest, like Laocoon,|you be crushed by the|serpent's tail.|
#014|Goddess of memory and|mother of Zeus, Mnemo-|syne opens the mind's eye.|
#015|Mars!  Fiery ruler of|war and tempestuous|passion. Courage bides here.|
#016|God of War.  He who|worships at Ares' altar|reaps glory in war.|
#017|Strange music lures the|sailor to his death!||
#018|God of the watery depths,|King of the vast seas and|oceans.|
#019|Titans live in this abyss|under the earth. Do not be|lured by melody's strains!|
#020|God of the sun, music,|poetry and medicine. Long|life and benevolence to thee!|
#021|Bacchus, God of wine,|women and song!||
#022|Territory of the God of|endless sleep!||
#023|Here bides the giant who|holds the whole world in his|two hands.|
#024|An attendant of Bacchus,|a forest god half-man,|half-goat, of lascivious bent.|
#025|Typhon! A giant whose |vast breath endangered the |ships of Troy. |
#026|The waters of forgetfulness|between the Elysian fields|and Hades' dark Keep!|
#027|Polyphemus the one-eyed|Cyclops has refuged here|from his island lair. Danger!|
#028|Hope, alone, remained inside|the box when Pandora freed|all the evils on the world!|
#029|Harpies bide here, monsters,|half woman, half bird.||
#030|Hercules laboured to|subdue the many-headed|hydra, serpent of the fen.|
#031|A giant of enormous size|and strength, lawless and|hungry for power.|
#032|Shrine to pastoral |simplicity and happiness.||
#033|Consult the ambiguity of|this Oracle and test your|luck!|
#034|Phaeton lies here, transfixed|by a thunderbolt ere he set |world on fire!|
#035|Son of Jupiter and Juno,|god of fire, metals and|volcanic energy.|
#036|Here lies the box which|loosed all the evils on the|world.  It is unlocked!|
#037|Like Mars, a God of|War.||
#038|Three sisters bide in this|garden keep, guarding the|golden apples. |
#039|Aeacus!  Judge of Hades.|Tread softly towards his|throne lest he take you down|
