Heracles' wife was Deianeira, daughter of Dionysos and Althaia, and sister of Meleagros.
By his first wife Megara he had one daughter, Macaria, and two sons we do not know the names of.By his second wife, Deianeira, he had four sons: Hyllus, Ctesippus, Glenus and Hodites.Sometimes it is said that he had lots of sons with numerous lovers.Answer 2(includes wives above and lovers)Thestalus (by Epicaste)Olynthus (by Bolbe)Pallas (by Dyna)Eratus, king of Argos (by Dynaste)Everes (bt Partyhenope)Cadmillus (by Caberia)Argithyrus (by Echidne)Gelonus (by Echidne)Scythes (by Echidne)Aechmagoras (by Philo)Palaemon (by Iphinoe)Tlepolemes (by Astyoche)(?)BrettusBretiusBoeusAmathesDeicoon (by Megara)Therimachus (by Megara)Echephron (By Psophis)Promacheus (by Psophis)Unknown child, by PalantisKings of India, by PandeiaAgelaus (by Omphale)Maleus (by Omphale)Alexiares (by Hebe, daughter of Hera and Zeus)Aniecetas (by Hebe)Eucleia*goddess of glory and good repute. (by Myrto)51 sons by the 50 daughters of ThespiusTelphus (by Ague)Thessalus (by Chalchiope)Rhopalus (Unknown mother)Agamedas (Unknown mother)Oneites (by Deianeira)Ctesippus (by Deianeira)Glenos (by Deianeira)Macareia (by Deianeira)Hyllus (by Deianeira, or Melite, or Omphale)Antiochus (by Midia)
By his first wife Megara he had one daughter, Macaria, and two sons we do not know the names of.By his second wife, Deianeira, he had four sons: Hyllus, Ctesippus, Glenus and Hodites.Sometimes it is said that he had lots of sons with numerous lovers.Answer 2(includes wives above and lovers)Thestalus (by Epicaste)Olynthus (by Bolbe)Pallas (by Dyna)Eratus, king of Argos (by Dynaste)Everes (bt Partyhenope)Cadmillus (by Caberia)Argithyrus (by Echidne)Gelonus (by Echidne)Scythes (by Echidne)Aechmagoras (by Philo)Palaemon (by Iphinoe)Tlepolemes (by Astyoche)(?)BrettusBretiusBoeusAmathesDeicoon (by Megara)Therimachus (by Megara)Echephron (By Psophis)Promacheus (by Psophis)Unknown child, by PalantisKings of India, by PandeiaAgelaus (by Omphale)Maleus (by Omphale)Alexiares (by Hebe, daughter of Hera and Zeus)Aniecetas (by Hebe)Eucleia*goddess of glory and good repute. (by Myrto)51 sons by the 50 daughters of ThespiusTelphus (by Ague)Thessalus (by Chalchiope)Rhopalus (Unknown mother)Agamedas (Unknown mother)Oneites (by Deianeira)Ctesippus (by Deianeira)Glenos (by Deianeira)Macareia (by Deianeira)Hyllus (by Deianeira, or Melite, or Omphale)Antiochus (by Midia)
Hercules' wife accidentaly kills him. The Centaur Nessus offered to take them across a river that they needed to cross. Nessus tried to kidnap Deianeira (he takes her across first) but Hercules kills shoots him with a poisoned arrow. Before dying, Nessus tells Deianeira to take some of his blood and save it in case Hercules becomes unfaithful (he said the blood would make him fall back in love with her). One day Deianeira gets told rumours about Hercules being unfaithful and makes him wear something (can't remember what) with the blood on it. As the blood is poisoned from the poison that killed the Nessus, Hercules died. Hercules is half God, so he was allowed to go to Mount Olympus and was set as a star (I think) by Zeus.
Yes. Macareia (by Deianeira); also the goddess of blessed death. Eucleia (by Myrto); the goddess of glory and good repute. Agamedas? (Unknown mother; also daughter of Macaria, that gave to name to a place of Lesbos .)
That would be Deianeira, his second wife.
Yes, his daughter was Deianeira, wife of Herakles. The Charities were also said to be his daughters.
Heracles' wife was Deianeira, daughter of Dionysos and Althaia, and sister of Meleagros.
Leda was by marriage Queen of Sparta, the wife of Tyndareus, she was the daughter of Thestius. Her sister was Althea who had Deianeira, the second wife of Herakles who caused the heroes death before the Trojan war.
By his first wife Megara he had one daughter, Macaria, and two sons we do not know the names of.By his second wife, Deianeira, he had four sons: Hyllus, Ctesippus, Glenus and Hodites.Sometimes it is said that he had lots of sons with numerous lovers.Answer 2(includes wives above and lovers)Thestalus (by Epicaste)Olynthus (by Bolbe)Pallas (by Dyna)Eratus, king of Argos (by Dynaste)Everes (bt Partyhenope)Cadmillus (by Caberia)Argithyrus (by Echidne)Gelonus (by Echidne)Scythes (by Echidne)Aechmagoras (by Philo)Palaemon (by Iphinoe)Tlepolemes (by Astyoche)(?)BrettusBretiusBoeusAmathesDeicoon (by Megara)Therimachus (by Megara)Echephron (By Psophis)Promacheus (by Psophis)Unknown child, by PalantisKings of India, by PandeiaAgelaus (by Omphale)Maleus (by Omphale)Alexiares (by Hebe, daughter of Hera and Zeus)Aniecetas (by Hebe)Eucleia*goddess of glory and good repute. (by Myrto)51 sons by the 50 daughters of ThespiusTelphus (by Ague)Thessalus (by Chalchiope)Rhopalus (Unknown mother)Agamedas (Unknown mother)Oneites (by Deianeira)Ctesippus (by Deianeira)Glenos (by Deianeira)Macareia (by Deianeira)Hyllus (by Deianeira, or Melite, or Omphale)Antiochus (by Midia)
Yes, he did. An example of one is Deianeira.
By his first wife Megara he had one daughter, Macaria, and two sons we do not know the names of.By his second wife, Deianeira, he had four sons: Hyllus, Ctesippus, Glenus and Hodites.Sometimes it is said that he had lots of sons with numerous lovers.Answer 2(includes wives above and lovers)Thestalus (by Epicaste)Olynthus (by Bolbe)Pallas (by Dyna)Eratus, king of Argos (by Dynaste)Everes (bt Partyhenope)Cadmillus (by Caberia)Argithyrus (by Echidne)Gelonus (by Echidne)Scythes (by Echidne)Aechmagoras (by Philo)Palaemon (by Iphinoe)Tlepolemes (by Astyoche)(?)BrettusBretiusBoeusAmathesDeicoon (by Megara)Therimachus (by Megara)Echephron (By Psophis)Promacheus (by Psophis)Unknown child, by PalantisKings of India, by PandeiaAgelaus (by Omphale)Maleus (by Omphale)Alexiares (by Hebe, daughter of Hera and Zeus)Aniecetas (by Hebe)Eucleia*goddess of glory and good repute. (by Myrto)51 sons by the 50 daughters of ThespiusTelphus (by Ague)Thessalus (by Chalchiope)Rhopalus (Unknown mother)Agamedas (Unknown mother)Oneites (by Deianeira)Ctesippus (by Deianeira)Glenos (by Deianeira)Macareia (by Deianeira)Hyllus (by Deianeira, or Melite, or Omphale)Antiochus (by Midia)
A Civil Ceremony
you will say your vows and the priest will then pronounce you man and wife.
In Mandarin Chinese, "our wife" is pronounced as "wǒmen de qīzi" (我们的妻子).
This particular type of marriage is actually called partenership, maybe they'd pronounce ''You are now partners in life'' --------- I have attended several same-sex weddings and, in states where same-sex marriage is legal, the language can vary, but can include "I now pronounce you husband and husband (or wife and wife)," "I now pronounce you partners forever." The officiant will basically pronounce you whatever you ask him to and whatever he says has no effect on the legal status of your marriage, as long as the officiant signs the marriage license and returns it to the clerk.
Hercules' wife accidentaly kills him. The Centaur Nessus offered to take them across a river that they needed to cross. Nessus tried to kidnap Deianeira (he takes her across first) but Hercules kills shoots him with a poisoned arrow. Before dying, Nessus tells Deianeira to take some of his blood and save it in case Hercules becomes unfaithful (he said the blood would make him fall back in love with her). One day Deianeira gets told rumours about Hercules being unfaithful and makes him wear something (can't remember what) with the blood on it. As the blood is poisoned from the poison that killed the Nessus, Hercules died. Hercules is half God, so he was allowed to go to Mount Olympus and was set as a star (I think) by Zeus.