Tales About the Mythology of Greece And Rome
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His twelve labours were as follows.
4. He killed a fierce lion in the Nemean forest, which ravaged the country near Mycenae. This lion fell from the moon, and no weapon could pierce it. Hercules fought with it in its den, and choked it. He then carried it on his shoulders to Mycenae, and ever after clothed himself with the skin.
5. Eurystheus then commanded him to destroy 3. What did Hercules receive from each of the gods ? What of his wooden club ?
4. Relate the adventure of the Nemean lion.
M...YTHOLOGY OF GREECE AND ROME. 143 a hydra with seven heads, which infested the neighbourhood of the Lernean Lake in Argos. Hercules attacked it with his club. But as fast as he cut off one head, two sprang up in its place. Hercules then requested his friend lolaus to supply him with lighted brands from the neighbouring woods. These he applied to the roots of the hydra's head, and succeeded in destroying it. He then dipped his arrows in the gall of the monster, so that every wound which he afterwards gave was incurable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His twelve labours were as follows.
4. He killed a fierce lion in the Nemean forest, which ravaged the country near Mycenae. This lion fell from the moon, and no weapon could pierce it. Hercules fought with it in its den, and choked it. He then carried it on his shoulders to Mycenae, and ever after clothed himself with the skin.
5. Eurystheus then commanded him to destroy 3. What did Hercules receive from each of the gods ? What of his wooden club ?
4. Relate the adventure of the Nemean lion.
M...YTHOLOGY OF GREECE AND ROME. 143 a hydra with seven heads, which infested the neighbourhood of the Lernean Lake in Argos. Hercules attacked it with his club. But as fast as he cut off one head, two sprang up in its place. Hercules then requested his friend lolaus to supply him with lighted brands from the neighbouring woods. These he applied to the roots of the hydra's head, and succeeded in destroying it. He then dipped his arrows in the gall of the monster, so that every wound which he afterwards gave was incurable.
What to read after Tales About the Mythology of Greece And Rome?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Parley to read onlineMoreLess
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