Description: Hercules is a Roman god and a hero. He is the son of Jupiter (Zeus) and Alcmene (a mortal). In Greek mythology, Hercules is equivalent to the demigod and hero Heracles. Similar to his father, Zeus, Hercules possessed extraordinary strength and god-like powers. His sheer strength was unmatched and far beyond any man of his days, according to ancient Greek myths. With these semi-divine powers, Hercules embarked on several arduous and extremely risky adventures. He was a multi-talented man with contradictory features. This enabled different artists to choose their own way of depicting him in their artworks. Symbolically, Hercules (a god of strength and heroes) is represented by a club, bow and arrow, and the Nemean lion. HerculesTwelve Labors of Hercules | Image: Bronze statue of Hercules Hercules’ name is typically associated with the 12 very great, but extremely difficult adventures. The adventures were described as the twelve impossible labors.
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Publication Year: 1974
Language: English
Book Title: The Twelve Labors of Hercules
Author: Corinne Heline
