Question

1 подвиг геракла план на

Answer 1

Яблоки гесперид Геракл пошёл искать яблоки и он долго искал и потом понял что они у атласа долго ходил Геракл и долго он побеждал разных зверей и наконец дошел до края света где стоял атласы держал Небосвод у него в саду были золотые яблоки яблоки гесперид он говорит можно у тебя сорвать три золотых яблоках атлас сказал что он сам нарвет яблоки Акира kappa kappa держит Небосвод его отцу пришел атлас с яблоками и говорит давай я Сам отнесу эти яблоки на Геракл не хотела стоять и держать Небосвод потому что он был очень тяжелый и Гераклов схитрил и сказал атласу давай я сделаю себе мягкую подушку из травы А ты покопай держи Небосвод но атлас взял Небосвод Геракл Взял яблоки ушел и сказал Держи сам свой Небосвод и я на это не подписывался

Answer 2

The Labors of Hercules

Hercules, also known as Heracles, is a legendary hero from Greek mythology known for his incredible strength and bravery. One of the most famous aspects of Hercules' story is his completion of the Twelve Labors, a series of tasks assigned to him by King Eurystheus as punishment for killing his wife and children in a fit of madness.

The First Labor: Slay the Nemean Lion Hercules' first labor was to kill the Nemean Lion, a fearsome creature with impenetrable skin. Hercules strangled the lion with his bare hands and later used its own claws to skin it. He wore the lion's skin as a cloak, which became one of his iconic symbols.

The Second Labor: Slay the Lernaean Hydra For his second labor, Hercules had to defeat the Lernaean Hydra, a many-headed serpent-like creature. Each time Hercules cut off one of the Hydra's heads, two more would grow in its place. With the help of his nephew Iolaus, Hercules managed to defeat the Hydra by cauterizing the neck stumps to prevent new heads from growing.

The Third Labor: Capture the Golden Hind of Artemis Hercules' third labor was to capture the Golden Hind, a sacred deer belonging to the goddess Artemis. The deer was known for its incredible speed and golden antlers. Hercules pursued the deer for a year before finally capturing it.

The Fourth Labor: Capture the Erymanthian Boar Hercules' fourth labor was to capture the Erymanthian Boar, a giant and ferocious boar that terrorized the region of Erymanthus. Hercules chased the boar into deep snow and eventually captured it alive.

The Fifth Labor: Clean the Augean Stables Hercules' fifth labor was to clean the Augean Stables, which housed a vast number of cattle and had not been cleaned for years. Hercules diverted two rivers, the Alpheus and the Peneus, to wash away the filth in a single day.

The Sixth Labor: Slay the Stymphalian Birds Hercules' sixth labor was to slay the Stymphalian Birds, a flock of man-eating birds with sharp metallic feathers. Hercules scared the birds into flight with a rattle given to him by the goddess Athena and shot them down with his bow and arrows.

The Seventh Labor: Capture the Cretan Bull Hercules' seventh labor was to capture the Cretan Bull, a powerful and wild bull that was causing havoc on the island of Crete. Hercules managed to overpower the bull and bring it back to King Eurystheus.

The Eighth Labor: Steal the Mares of Diomedes Hercules' eighth labor was to steal the mares of Diomedes, a king who fed his horses with human flesh. Hercules defeated Diomedes and fed him to his own horses, calming them down and making them more manageable.

The Ninth Labor: Obtain the Girdle of Hippolyta Hercules' ninth labor was to obtain the girdle of Hippolyta, the queen of the Amazons. The girdle was a symbol of her authority. Hercules successfully convinced Hippolyta to give him the girdle, but Hera, the goddess who hated Hercules, spread rumors that he intended to kidnap Hippolyta. This led to a battle, during which Hercules killed Hippolyta and took the girdle by force.

The Tenth Labor: Obtain the Cattle of the Monster Geryon Hercules' tenth labor was to obtain the cattle of the monster Geryon, a three-headed giant who lived on an island. Hercules killed Geryon and brought the cattle back to King Eurystheus.

The Eleventh Labor: Steal the Apples of the Hesperides Hercules' eleventh labor was to steal the golden apples of the Hesperides, which were guarded by a dragon and the nymphs of the evening. Hercules tricked Atlas, the titan who held up the sky, into retrieving the apples for him while he temporarily took over Atlas' burden.

The Twelfth Labor: Capture Cerberus, the Three-Headed Dog Hercules' final labor was to capture Cerberus, the three-headed dog that guarded the entrance to the Underworld. Hercules wrestled with Cerberus and managed to bring him back to the surface, showing his strength and bravery.

These are the twelve labors of Hercules, which showcased his incredible abilities and established him as one of the greatest heroes in Greek mythology.