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Hercules, the son of Jupiter and the human Alcmena, is the Roman equivalent of the Greek heavenly hero Heracles. Hercules is known for his strength and his numerous epic adventures in classical mythology.
Under the moniker Hercules, the Romans borrowed the Greek hero's iconography and tales for their literature and art. Hercules, as opposed to Heracles, is the moniker of the hero more frequently employed in later Western art, literature, and popular culture. Hercules is a complex character with contradicting traits, giving later writers and artists the freedom to choose how to depict him. An introduction to Hercules portrayals in later tradition is given in this article.
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