On monuments, bound with cords of wool. […] When he — an image of him — was found, the priests grew frenzied with joy and cut themselves with knives. […] She is also sometimes seen with a wheel, to symbolize the rapidity with which she executes justice. […] She furnished him with a sword with which to encounter the Minotaur, and with a clue of thread by which he might find his way out of the labyrinth. […] Night, in sympathy with her grief, spread the heavens with clouds.