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Herakles and Cerberus, amphora
Herakles is traditionally in loin ...
Jeanne Button and Stephen Sbarge
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Herakles in Armor : Philoktetes v. 727
Holt Philip. Herakles in Armor : Philoktetes v. 727. In: L'antiquité classique, Tome 55, 1986. pp.
Holt, Philip, Nolt, Philip
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Herakles and Philoktetes (Palaiphatos 36)
According to the best available commentary (Stern 1996), the 36th myth busted by Palaiphatos (concerning Herakles and a certain 'Philoites') is the only one too corrupt to understand, and also the only one about a myth unheard of elsewhere.
Lowe, Dunstan
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Mithridates and Herakles, Antiochos I, Dexiosos scene, Herakles-Anlagnes, Mount Nemrut
Mithridates and Herakles, Antiochos I, Dexiosos scene, Herakles-Anlagnes on the Mount Nemrut. Ancient statues on the Mount Nemrut. 134 m (7,001 ft) high mountain is famous for the giant head statues scattered on the summit.
Gonnet-Bağana, Hatice
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Rhadamanthys and the Family of Herakles
Davidson John. Rhadamanthys and the Family of Herakles. In: L'antiquité classique, Tome 68, 1999. pp.
Davidson, John
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Herakles als Bezwinger von (Un)Tieren in der römischen Kunst
Denkt man an Herakles, so denkt man auch an seine vielen unermeßlichen Taten, und diese erwecken Assoziationen über seine Gegner, die in vielen Fällen furchterregende und schreckliche Tiere und Fabelwesen waren.
Vollkommer, Rainer
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Votive Relief from Lena. Herakles kills the Hydra. Nat\u27l. Mus. # 3617. Athens.
Ferguson, Everett
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Initiation of Herakles at Eleusis. Attic Red - figure skyphos. Other side has sending of Triptolemus.
Ferguson, Everett
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Herakles in Attic vase-painting of the Peisistratean period [PDF]
During the second half of the sixth century B.C., the popularity of Herakles scenes in Attic vase-painting reached a peak. New scenes were developed, old scenes gained variants.
Tamm, John A.
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Phidiae Putavi Martial und der Hercules Epitrapezios des Novius Vindex
Martial introduces the sitting figure of a Hercules Epitrapezios in two epigrams of his ninth book (9. 43, 44). The first of them highlights the artistic qualities of the small statuette supposed to be of Lysippan origin. Its glory is further enhanced by
Werner Schneider
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