Articles about "hera"
Hera - Greek Goddess Hera
In Greek mythology, Hera was the queen of the Greek gods, sister and wife of Zeus and goddess of marriage. The Greek goddess Hera is described as jealous.
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Zeus and Hera - King and Queen of the Greek Gods Zeus and Hera
Adultery - A Peacock's Tale featuring Greek mythology's royal couple, Zeus and Hera. With impunity Zeus was able to commit adultery despite the ...
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Frieze of Hera and Zeus
Frieze of Hera and Zeus. ... Hera, queen of the gods, is the goddess of marriage, which is a bit ironic since she is married to one of the most philandering ...
http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/godsmyth/ig/Gods-and-Goddesses/Hera-and-Zeus.--xt.htm
Hercules - Who Was Hercules?
The name Heracles means "the Glory of Hera". The Roman name Hercules, the one that is ... Hera drove Hercules mad. In penance for the unforgivable acts he ...
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Hercules - Parents of Hercules
Sometimes it seems that Hera was the mother of Hercules and Zeus his father. At other times, mortals are named. Who were the parents of Hercules? ...
http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/hercules/f/HercParents.htm
Epithet - Homeric Epithet
On the other hand, Hera shares her epithet leukolenos 'white-armed'. Hera does not however, share the longer epithet thea leukolenos Hera 'goddess ...
http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/homer/qt/HomericEpithet.htm
Argus - About Argus of the Hundred Eyes
Argus was a creature of Hera who, because of his hundred eyes was supposed to put a 24-hour watch on Io.
http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/amen/g/122107Argus.htm
Hercules - More You Should Know About Hercules
Hercules happily strangled the snakes, possibly sent by Hera or Amphitryon. This inaugurated an extraordinary career that included the well-known 12 labors ...
http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/herculesarticles/p/030708Hercules.htm
People in the Life of Hercules
After Hera had tricked an oath out of Zeus that the boy born that day who was his descendant would become king, she caused Eurystheus to be born early and ...
http://ancienthistory.about.com/od/herculespeople/tp/030708HerculesPeople.htm
Hera - Fast Facts on the Greek Goddess Hera - Hera, Goddess of ...
Hera, the Greek goddess of marriage, wife of Zeus, mother of Ares and Hephaestus.
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