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Herakles says it will provide locals with steady work, roads and health care.
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The Herakles plantation is a test case for an African industry-in-the-making.
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It ends with the lament of the Chorus for the departure of Herakles:
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Bœotia adopted for hers the shield of Herakles, and Macedonia that of Ares.
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Herakles had excellent intellectual training; Rhadamanthus taught him wisdom and virtue, Linus music.
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These are those Dionysos and Herakles of whom speak the old Greek authorities.
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They found, too, the carved marble slabs that showed the labors of Herakles.
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Is Samson a Hebrew form of the conception personified by the Greek Herakles?
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Such a look Ariston had painted on Herakles' face as he strangled the lion.
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Like his counterpart Herakles, Theseus performed wonderful deeds, and finally became ruler of Athens.
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Herakles said the hearings were scheduled by Cameroonian authorities.
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They combine the attributes of Apollo, Herakles, and Hermes.
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Herakles plans to supply the Cameroonian market, then sell to Nigerian and other West African consumers.
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Herakles abandons his young lover leaving Geryon heart-broken.
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They showed the mighty deeds of warlike Herakles.
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Miltiades, Cimon, Themistocles, Arisitides, that you persecuted were perhaps worth more than Perseus, Herakles and Bacchus.