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HERACLES Sailing on, Heracles and his friends reached the Amazon capital of
Themiscyra. According to Apollodorus, they were met by the queen herself. She
boarded their ship for a parlcy with Heracles and, after some discussion, ...
HERACLES Sailing on, Heracles and his friends reached the Amazon capital of
Themiscyra. According to Apollodorus, they were met by the queen herself. She
boarded their ship for a parlcy with Heracles and, after some discussion, ...
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HERACLES l. Eurystheus now demanded that Heracles bring up Cerberus from
Hades as his final labor (though some say that this task preceded that of fetching
the golden apples). Cerberus, a hound with three or fifty heads and a snake's tail
...
HERACLES l. Eurystheus now demanded that Heracles bring up Cerberus from
Hades as his final labor (though some say that this task preceded that of fetching
the golden apples). Cerberus, a hound with three or fifty heads and a snake's tail
...
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HERACLES out the support of these two allies, the aged Augeias was unable to
resist a second invasion by Heracles and his Arcadians. Some say that Heracles
killed Augeias, others that he merely deposed him. In either event he called ...
HERACLES out the support of these two allies, the aged Augeias was unable to
resist a second invasion by Heracles and his Arcadians. Some say that Heracles
killed Augeias, others that he merely deposed him. In either event he called ...
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| Title | CROWELL'S HANDBOOK OF CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY |
| Author | EDWARD TRIPP |
| Published | 1970 |
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