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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Hercules , in astronomy, northern constellation located between Lyra and Corona Borealis. It is traditionally depicted as the hero Hercules in a kneeling position. There are no very bright stars in Hercules and only three of third magnitude, the brightest of which, Ras Algethi (Alpha Herculis), is a red giant and possibly the largest visible star in the sky. The constellation contains the globular star cluster M13, barely visible to the naked eye but spectacular even in a small telescope. Hercules reaches its highest point in the evening sky in late July. Author not available,... Read more
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Hercules The greatest of all heroes in Greek mythology, Hercules was the strongest man on earth. Besides tremendous physical...self-confidence and considered himself equal to the gods. Hercules (called Heracles by the Greeks) was not blessed with great... Read more
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Hercules, Heracles. Images of the Graeco-Roman hero become divinity survive in two modes...of several local Celtic deities, notably Segomo , are linked as epithets to Hercules. The figure of Smertrius , sometimes seen as an aspect of Mars , resembles Hercules. In a widely cited story from the Greek writer ... Read more

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