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Hercules, also known as Heracles, is a legendary demigod in Greek mythology, born of Zeus and the mortal Alcmene, renowned for his extraordinary might and heroic feats. He is celebrated for completing the famous Twelve Labours, including conquering the invincible Nemean Lion and the many-headed Hydra, challenges that tested his strength and character. Through his epic quests, Hercules not only showcased immense physical power but also a journey of redemption and moral growth, leaving an enduring legacy in myth and culture.
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