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In [[Greek mythology]], the '''Twelve Labours of Hercules''' were a series of legendary feats performed by the hero [[Herakles]].
In [[Greek mythology]], the '''Twelve Labours of Hercules''' were a series of legendary feats performed by the hero [[Herakles]], whose name was later Romanised as ''Hercules''.


==Context==
==Context==
Driven mad by [[Hera]], Herakles slew his wife Megara and their children. After recovering his sanity, he traveled to the [[Sanctuary of Delphi]] to inquire how he could atone for his actions; he was instructed by the [[Pythia]] to go to [[Fort Tiryns|Tiryns]] and serve his cousin, King Eurystheus, for twelve years. Therefore, Eurystheus set twelve tasks for Herakles.{{cite}}
Driven mad by [[Juno|Hera]], Herakles slew his wife Megara and their children. After recovering his sanity, he traveled to the [[Sanctuary of Delphi]] to inquire how he could atone for his actions; he was instructed by the [[Pythia]] to go to [[Fort Tiryns|Tiryns]] and serve his cousin, King Eurystheus, for twelve years. Therefore, Eurystheus set twelve tasks for Herakles.{{cite}}


==List of the labours==
==List of the labours==

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In Greek mythology, the Twelve Labours of Hercules were a series of legendary feats performed by the hero Herakles, whose name was later Romanised as Hercules.

Context

Driven mad by Hera, Herakles slew his wife Megara and their children. After recovering his sanity, he traveled to the Sanctuary of Delphi to inquire how he could atone for his actions; he was instructed by the Pythia to go to Tiryns and serve his cousin, King Eurystheus, for twelve years. Therefore, Eurystheus set twelve tasks for Herakles. [citation needed]

List of the labours

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