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Mathematicians have a set of terms which are rigorously defined. That their term labyrinth does not agree to the same term in antiquity has little influence on them. Also, note the use of meant to be in the dictionary definition. Does anybody know if labyrinths in classical times were mazes or labyrinths in the mathematical sense?
Ceci n'est pas un seing.
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