Book, Chapter

1  I, 9 | further speak of his sons? How Hercules burnt himself; and about
2  I, 13|        again, you believe that Hercules, who burned himself, lives;
3 II, 7 |     Thestius; and from her and Hercules the son of Jupiter there
4 II, 7 |        and Althea, and wife of Hercules;--whence, too, the families
5 II, 7 |         as the Heraclidae from Hercules, and the Apollonidae from
6 III, 2|     shrines and the pillars of Hercules to Pythagoras, or the Cynic
7 III, 3|     and Apollo, or Bacchus and Hercules, of the bosom-loving Minerva,