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| − | === Footnotes=== | ||
| − | Footnote 2: | ||
| − | Yet the telling of this myth includes a pattern that, as Matthews notes, became convention over the centuries: | ||
| − | Starting from the exterior, the "path" runs inwards a short distance, turns so as to run parallel with the other wall until nearly a full circuit has been completed, then doubles back on itself and runs round in the opposite direction, doubles upon itself again, and so on until it finally comes to a stop in a blind end, having traversed all of the space within the outer walls without covering any part twice and without forming any branches or loops. (45). | ||
