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Eurystheus ordered Hercules to bring the Cretan bull. He captures the bull, shows it to Eurystheus and sets it free.

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•Herakles 6th labor was to rid Lake Stymphalis of the overwhelming number of Stymphalian birds surrounding it.
•Unsuccessful at first, Athena comes to his aid. She gives him Krotala, made by Hephaestus.
•He climbs a nearby mountain and crashes the krotala, which scares the bird out of a tree then shoots the birds with a bow and arrow,or possibly a sling shot.

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- 12th Labor

- three-headed dog with a dragon for a tail

- King Eurystheus ordered Herakles to go to the Underworld and get Cerberus

- Herakles went to a cave in Laconia called Tainaron to get to the Underworld

- Hades said Herakles could take Cerberus if he overpowered him without using weapons

- Herakles choked Cerberus out, Cerberus fought back by biting him with his dragon tail, but Cerberus still gave in

- Herakles took Cerberus to the king and then returned Cerberus to the Underworld safely

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Hercules was tasked with finding and retrieving the golden apples hidden in the guarded garden of Hera. By tracking down the Illyrian sea god Nereus (the old man of the sea.) and forced him to revile the location. After that he went to see Prometheus in order to figure out how to go about getting the apples. Prometheus told him that he would have to get Atlas to do it due to the fact the his daughter was on of the nymphs in the garden. By promising to hold up the sky while Atlas got the apples, he was able to get Atlas to harvest the apples. Atlas then said he would deliver the apples and leave Hercules to hold the sky forever in his place. By tricking Atlas to take the sky back up by asking if Atlas could hold it up while he put padding on his shoulder, Hercules avoided having to hold the sky for eternity.

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The third labor of Hercules was to bring Eurystheus the deer of Artemis, without hurting it. After tracking the deer for quite some time,
Hercules shoots it with an arrow, not killing it and Artemis finds out. She gets mad a Hercules but he told her that the oracle at Delphi said he must do the tasks given to him by Eurystheus. After hearing this, Artemis heals the deer and allows Hercules to return to Eurystheus.

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Hercules is firstly ordered to clean up King Augeas' stables, but the task is made more complex after Eurystheus decides to make him clean after his cattle in one day.
Kind Augeas was extremely rich and owned more cattle than anyone in Greece. Hercules agreed to clean them in exchange for 1/10 of the cattle.
Hercules then dug an opening in the wall by the stables and another on the opposite wall. He then dug trenches to change the course of the nearby rivers. The water flowed through the openings and washed all of the mess out through the other side.
The king discovered that Eurystheus was behind this and took back Hercule's reward. He told Hercules that he would get a judge to decide on the matter.
The judge found the king had gone back on his word and ruled in favor of Hercules.
Eurystheus told Hercules that the labor didn't count because he was rewarded of his task.

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The first Labor of Hercules was to defeat the Nemean Lion that terrorized the hills around Nemea and to bring back the lions skin.
He went to the city of Cleonae and stays with Molorchus, Hercules tells Molochus to wait 30 days for him and if Hercules dies to sacrifice his body to Zeus. If Hercules defeats the Lion they will sacrifice the Lion to Zeus.
Hercules tracks the Lion and finds that the arrows he tried to use were useless, gets his club and walks into a cave. He finds the Lion and grabs him by the leg, ignores the massive claws of the Lion and chokes the Lion to death.
Hercules made it back to Mycenae, King Eurystheus was amazed that the hero had managed such an impossible task. The king became afraid of Hercules, and forbade him from entering through the gates of the city.
Here's Hercules!!

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-Eurystheus ordered Hercules to go to Amazon and get Hippolytes belt for his daughter, which had originally been a present to her from Ares, God of war.
-Hercules went with his companions to Amazon and was visited by the queen.
-The queen asked him why he was there , and he told her the truth. She promised to give him the belt.
-Hera didn't like this. So she disguises herself as an amazon warrior and spreads rumors to the other amazon women/warriors that he was going to carry off the queen.
- When Hercules realizes that he's under attack, he killed Hippolytus. He took her belt , and sailed away.

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- Heracles 8th Duty in the Labours of Heracles
- owned by Diomedes, they were fed human flesh
-Hercules was told to steal the horses by Eurystheus
-He left his friend, Abderus to watch the horses while he fought Diomedes but he didn't know the horses were hungry for human flesh
-the horses ate Abderus
-When he defeated Diomedes, he fed the horses his body
- They calmed down and he brought them back to Eurystheus
- Eurytheus releases the horses and they find their way to Olympus where they get eaten by wild beasts
-To honor his friend he founded the city of Abdera

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The second labor Hercules was sent out to do was kill the 9 headed serpent monster, the Lernian Hydra, that was terrorizing the countryside from the nearby swamps. Hercules began to cut the heads of the serpent and came to realize that one of the heads was immortal and would regenerate double when cut off. Hydra trapped one of Hercules foot and a crab 🦀 that was helping the monster began to bite it. Near defeat, Hercules's nephew, Iolaus, comes to the rescue and begins to throw flame into the tendons after Hercules has chopped the head off. This prevents the heads from growing back. For the 9th head Hercules cuts it off and places the serpent under a rock which prevents it from growing.
Unfortunately because had acquired help for this labor from his cousin this labor is considered unlawful and disregarded.

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The fourth labor
He was ordered to capture the boar on the mountain of Erymanthos because it caused too much harm.
Hercules chased the boar out of its hiding place in the forest and chased it into the snow covered ravine, then captured it in chains.
On the way to the mountain Hercules was entertained by the centaur Pholos, whom he persuaded to open the jar of wine.
The other centuars smelt the wine and arrived at Pholo's cave armed with rocks and sticks.

Hercules repelled the centaurs and they retreated to Cheiron's cave.
Hercules shot an arrow and it happened to strike Cheiron instead of the other centaurs.
Cheiron received an incurable wound, but  being immortal , could not die.
Pholos drew one of Hercules' arrows from a slain centaur, the arrow slipped from his hand and landed on his foot, killing him also.
After that Hercules resumed his hunt for the boar, exhausted it, trapped it, and conveyed it alive to Eurystheus.