Chapter

 1 2|   another, taking an image of Hercules made of wood (for he happened
 2 2|       home), said, "Come now, Hercules; now is the time to undergo
 3 2|  persons of the Dioscuri, and Hercules the averter of evil, and
 4 2|     mere phantom:--~ "The man Hercules, expert in mighty deeds."~
 5 2|      expert in mighty deeds."~Hercules, therefore, was known by
 6 2|      eyes and long hair. This Hercules, accordingly, after living
 7 2|     us the evil-averting god. Hercules, the son of Zeus--a true
 8 2| slavery to Admetus in Pherae, Hercules to Omphale in Sardis. Poseidon--
 9 2|       struck with an arrow by Hercules; and Panyasis relates that
10 2|       struck by the arrows of Hercules; and the same Panyasis relates,
11 2|     relates, that by the same Hercules Hera the goddess of marriage
12 2|   Sosibius, too, relates that Hercules was wounded in the hand
13 2|       the Romans sacrifice to Hercules, the averter of flies; and
14 2|       among the attendants of Hercules. (I pass over the Argives,
15 2|    assistance at the birth of Hercules. And again, are not the
16 2|   Leto, Demeter, Core, Pluto, Hercules, and Zeus himself?~ But
17 4|       Argos, and the image of Hercules in Tiryns, and the effigy