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Apollodorus, Epitome (ed. Sir James George Frazer)
(English) (Greek, ed. Sir James George Frazer)

text Epitome, book E, chapter 7: ... Elatus, Ctesippus, Hippodochus, Eurystratus, Archemolus, Ithacus, Pisenor, Hyperenor, Pheroetes, Antisthenes, Cerberus, Perimedes, Cynnus, Thriasus, Eteoneus, Clytius, Prothous, Lycaethus, Eumelus, Itanus,


Apollodorus, Library	More(3)
(English) (Greek, ed. Sir James George Frazer)

text Library, book 1, chapter 5: ... and through which Herakles was said to have dragged up Cerberus （ Paus. 2.35.10 ）. The statement of
text Library, book 1, chapter 5: ... and through which Herakles was said to have dragged up Cerberus （ Paus. 2.35.10 ）. The statement of
text Library, book 2, chapter 5: ... A twelfth labour imposed on Hercules was to bring Cerberus from Hades. As to Herakles and Cerberus, see Hom. Il. 8.366ff. ; Hom. ... 57) . Ancient writers differ as to the number of Cerberus's heads. Hesiod assigned him fifty （ Hes. Th. ... . ）, who, however, at the same time speaks of Cerberus as fifty-headed. The whole of the present passage of Apollodorus, from the description of Cerberus down to Herakles's slaughter of one of the ... edition of the Scholia p. 233 . Now this Cerberus had three heads of dogs, the tail of a ... a wife Persephone, a daughter Cora , and a dog Cerberus, which he set to worry his daughter's suitors,
text Library, book 2, chapter 7: ... . When Herakles went down to hell to fetch up Cerberus, he met the ghost of Meleager, and conversing with


Aristophanes, Frogs	More(2)
(English) (Greek, ed. F.W. Hall and W.M. Geldart)

card 89: ... the ones you found down there when you went after Cerberus: Describe to me the harbours, bakers' shops,
card 89: ... the ones you found down there when you went after Cerberus: Describe to me the harbours, bakers' shops,
card 460: ... who came before, and stole my dog, Poor Cerberus! you gagged and seized him, And then


Aristophanes, Knights (ed. Eugene O'Neill, Jr.)
(English) (Greek, ed. F.W. Hall and W.M. Geldart)

card 1014: ... Sausage-Seller “Son of Erechtheus, beware of this Cerberus that enslaves free men; he fawns upon you with


Aristophanes, Peace (ed. Eugene O'Neill, Jr.)
(English) (Greek, ed. F.W. Hall and W.M. Geldart)

card 301: ... Trygaeus Let us beware lest the cursed Cerberus prevent us even from the nethermost hell from delivering


Diodorus Siculus, Library
(English) (Greek)

book 14, chapter 31: ... peninsula of Acherusia, where, we are told, Heracles led up Cerberus from Hades. As they proceeded from there on foot


Hesiod, Theogony
(English) (Greek)

card 304: ... not to be overcome and that may not be described, Cerberus who eats raw flesh, the brazen-voiced hound of


Isocrates, Helen (ed. George Norlin)
(English) (Greek, ed. George Norlin)

speech 10, section 24: ... to obtain the apples of the Hesperides and to fetch Cerberus up from Hades and to perform other labors of


Pausanias, Description of Greece
(English) (Greek)

book 3, chapter 25: ... Hom. Il. 6.181 Later poets gave the name Cerberus, and though in other respects they made him resemble


Plato, Republic
(English) (Greek)

book 9, section 588c: ... or Scylla Od. xii. 85 ff. or Cerberus, Hesiod, Theog. 311-312. and the numerous

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