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Was Hercules alive in 430 BC?
Hercules is a mythological demi-god. This means that he has never existed as a real person.
Was Mt Olympus mentioned in the real Hercules legend?
yes it was
What is Hercules full name?
The real name for the greek hero "Hercules" was Heracles, but when the Romans invaded and took over the adopted the myth and named the hero Hercules. So Hercules is roman, but Heracles is greek.
Who killed Hercules?
The person that killed was Nessus, the centaur.:)
Which person told Hercules to work hard in life?
virtue
Was Hercules alive in 430 BC?
Hercules is a mythological demi-god. This means that he has never existed as a real person.
What was Hercules's nickname?
the real nickname of Hercules i the great warrior
Is ares the same person as Hercules?
Yes ares is the same person as hercules
Who is Hercules' real villain?
hades
Was Greece ruled by a young warrior king named Hercules in 336 bc?
No. Hercules was not a real person, just a hero of mythology
Which person invented Olympics games?
Hercules
Where is Hercules mention in the bible?
No, Hercules is a mythical figure who never lived. Sampson however was very real. His account can be found in Judges.
Was Mt Olympus mentioned in the real Hercules legend?
yes it was
Who is the person the person that is strong to get the rock away from the door on poptropica?
You have to get Hercules
What is Hercules full name?
The real name for the greek hero "Hercules" was Heracles, but when the Romans invaded and took over the adopted the myth and named the hero Hercules. So Hercules is roman, but Heracles is greek.
What is the evil person in Hercules called?
The evil character in Disney's Hercules is primarily known as Hades. He is the god of the underworld and plots against Hercules throughout the movie.
In 366 B.C. was Greece being ruled by a young warrior named Hercules?
No, because: - Hercules was a mythological figure, not a real person, - the stories about him take place long before 366 B.C. - Greece was never truly united before Philip of Macedon's conquests.
