Heracles: Adapted from "What The Ancient Greeks And Romans Told About Their Gods And Heroes" by Nikolay A. Kun (Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece)
by Nikolay Kun
Greek & RomanAdded on January 11, 2026
Description
The tales of Heracles (Hercules), the greatest of the Greek heroes. Includes the Twelve Labors and many other stories, such as detailed and easy-to-read retellings of the tragedies “Alcestis” and “Heracleidae” by Euripides, “Women of Trachis” by Sophocles, and other ancient sources. The book is based on the translation of the bestseller “What The Ancient Greeks And Romans Told About Their Gods And Heroes” by Nikolay A. Kun. The content of this book is also included in the compilation "Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece."
More by Nikolay Kun
View all →
The Odyssey: Adapted from "What The Ancient Greeks And Romans Told About Their Gods And Heroes" by Nikolay A. Kun (Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece)
The Theban Cycle: Adapted from "What The Ancient Greeks And Romans Told About Their Gods And Heroes" by Nikolay A. Kun (Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece)
More in Greek & Roman
View all →The Odyssey: Adapted from "What The Ancient Greeks And Romans Told About Their Gods And Heroes" by Nikolay A. Kun (Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece)
The Theban Cycle: Adapted from "What The Ancient Greeks And Romans Told About Their Gods And Heroes" by Nikolay A. Kun (Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece)