Book, Chapter

 1        2, LV    |   Protesilaus in Thessaly, and Hercules at Cape Taenarus, and Theseus.
 2        2, LVI   | Protesilaus, and the Taenarian Hercules, and Theseus also,--let
 3        3, XXII  |     treatise the Dioscuri, and Hercules, and AEsculapius, and Dionysus,
 4        3, XXII  |     the great dissoluteness of Hercules, and his effeminate bondage
 5        3, XLII  | Aesculapius, and Dionysus, and Hercules? To which we reply, "What
 6        3, XLII  |   AEsculapius, or Dionysus, or Hercules wrought?" And what individuals
 7        3, LXVI  |        heroic age some mention Hercules and Ulysses, among those
 8        7, XXVIII|       Phasis to the Pillars of Hercules, where we dwell along the
 9        7, LIII  |        were not satisfied with Hercules or Aesculapius, and other
10        7, LIV   |       But since he sends us to Hercules, let him repeat to us any
11        7, LIV   |        offered to the demon of Hercules are accompanied with curses.
12        8, XLI   |     you had reviled Bacchus or Hercules in person, you would not
13        8, XLI   |       for Bacchus, another for Hercules, we do not vilify them:
14        8, XLII  |     you had reviled Bacchus or Hercules when present in person,