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| Her·cu·les [ húrkyə lz ] |
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1. mythology Roman mythological hero: in Roman mythology, the son of Jupiter and Alcmene, noted for his courage and great strength and the performing of 12 near-impossible labors.
Greek equivalent Heracles
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2. (plural Her·cu·les or Her·cu·les·es) very strong man: a man with great or unusual strength
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3. astronomy constellation: a constellation of the northern hemisphere
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