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Heracles fights the Lernaean Hydra with the help of Iolaus" as the main theme of a white-ground lekythos from ancient Athens dated 500-475 B.C : r/AristotleStudyGroup
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Getty on Twitter: "This ancient Etruscan hydria, or water jar, is decorated with a mythological battle: the fight between heroic Herakles and the monstrous, many-headed Lernean Hydra. Warning—if you cut one head
17th century prints and engravings
Water Jar, Etruscan Water Jar
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Very few Greek painted pictures have survived the 2500 years since they were painted. Most of what we know about Greek art comes from the pictures they. - ppt download
Hellenic Museum - Happy World Snake Day! 🐍 Snakes most commonly appear as monsters in ancient Greek mythology. The most notable examples include the many-headed Hydra and the serpent-dragon Ladon, both of
