16) hercules was semi-divine, thus he could not die. what then happened to him? 17) the town associated with hercules is a. corinth b. arcadia c. athens d. thebes 18) hercules' two wives were and a. admetus b. dejanira c. megara d. chiron 19) the purpose of jason's odyssey was to a. kill medusa. b. retrieve the golden fleece. c. tame pegasus. d. solve the riddle of the sphinx.

16) When Dejanirac poisoned Hercules by accident with the blood of Nessos he asked her son Hyllos to burn him in the Mount Oite. Hyllos was not able to do it, so Hercules asked Philokretes to do it in exchange for his bow and arrows. Philokretes succed but instead of dying, Hercules was carried to Mount Olympus by the goddess Athena where he was granted with immortality and a place among the gods.

17) The town associated with Hercules is Thebes.

18) Hercules two wives where Megara, daughter of Kreo, King of Thebes and Deianeira, daughter of Oineus, King of Kalydon.

19) The purpose of Jason’s odyssey was to retrieve the Golden Fleece.

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