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Admete was a Mycenaean princess and the daughter of Eurystheas and Antimache in Greek mythology.

As part of his ninth labor, Herakles was obliged by Admete's father to get the personal belt of Hippolyta, queen of the Amazons, and bring it to Eurystheas so he could offer it to Admete.^[1]

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↑ Discovery Tour: Ancient Greece – Korinthia: The Belt of Hippolyta

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4th-1st century BCE	Alexander the Great • Antisthenes • Aristippos • Aristotle • Aristoxenos of Tarentum • Diogenes • Eudoxos of Knidos • Euryleonis • Isokrates • Philip II of Macedon • Plato • Speusippos • Theophrastos \| Menander \| Lucius Mummius \| Strabo • Virgil • Vitruvius

1st-6th century	Dioskourides • Ovid • Pausanias • Plutarch \| Constantine I \| Justinian I

18th-20th century	Heinrich Schliemann • Pierre de Coubertin

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Caroline Soucy • Gabriel Blain • Thierry Dansereau • Hugo Puzzuoli • Miguel Bouchard • Vincent Lamontagne • Fred Rambaud • Scott Phillips • Paul Green • Lydia Andrew • Michael Guimont • Benjamin Hall • Nika Rukavishnikova • David Therrien • Kate Lewis

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+'''Admete''' was a [[Mycenae]]an princess and the daughter of [[Eurystheas]] and {{Wiki|Antimache}} in [[Greece|Greek]] [[Greek mythology|mythology]].
-'''Admete''' was the daughter of [[Eurystheas]], the man behind [[Herakles]]' [[Labours of Hercules|twelve labors]] in [[Greece|Greek]] [[Greek mythology|mythology]]. Herakles' eighth labor was to get the [[Hippolyta's Belt|personal]] [[belt]] of [[Hippolyta]], queen of the [[Amazons]], and bring it to Eurystheas so he could offer it to Admete.<ref>''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Greece]]'' – Korinthia: The Belt of Hippolyta</ref>
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+As part of his [[Labours of Hercules|ninth labor]], Herakles was obliged by Admete's father to get the [[Hippolyta's Belt|personal]] [[belt]] of [[Hippolyta]], queen of the [[Amazons]], and bring it to Eurystheas so he could offer it to Admete.<ref>''[[Discovery Tour: Ancient Greece]]'' – Korinthia: The Belt of Hippolyta</ref>
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