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 1    I, 10  |        what extent, made sport of Hercules; whilst Varro, that Diogenes
 2    I, 10  |        burnt alive has personated Hercules. We have laughed at the
 3   II, 2   |           state to the divine, as Hercules and Amphiaraus. In like
 4   II, 7   |       cross her love? Why was not Hercules "a dainty dish" to the good
 5   II, 10  | prostitute, or as the mistress of Hercules, now deceased, that is to
 6   II, 10  |         to play with one hand for Hercules and the other for himself. (
 7   II, 10  |         if he won the stakes from Hercules, he should with them procure
 8   II, 10  |       supper and a prostitute; if Hercules, however, proved the winner,
 9   II, 10  |       should provide the same for Hercules. The hand of Hercules won.
10   II, 10  |         for Hercules. The hand of Hercules won. That achievement might
11   II, 10  |      dissolved the body of even a Hercules enjoyed the supper, and
12   II, 10  |        herself to the pleasure of Hercules; and she might possibly
13   II, 10  |          by a young man--"a third Hercules," so to speak. He invites
14   II, 10  |        complies, remembering that Hercules had told her that it would
15   II, 10  |          she had obtained through Hercules. After this she sought deification
16   II, 10  |         alone of all the wives of Hercules was dear to him, because
17   II, 14  |          HAD THEY TO SUCH HONOUR? HERCULES AN INFERIOR CHARACTER.~But
18   II, 14  |           class also. I will take Hercules himself for raising the
19   II, 14  |      personal inspection? Even if Hercules visited the infernal regions,
20   II, 14  |    candidate for deification than Hercules. You must be still more
21   II, 14  |        add to the claims of (our) Hercules his debaucheries with concubines
22  app, frag|        Maia, Mercury; of Alcmena, Hercules. But the rest of his corruptions,