...the Niebelungen, because we have there no cotemporary historical documents. As the chief Herakles is represented as belonging to the royal family of Argos,...which had formerly been under the sway of Herakles. — Max M filler's Comparative Mythology. of what is possible and desirable, are surely unworthy of...

...Nibelunge," because we have there no contemporaneous historical documents. Yet as the chief Herakles is represented as belonging to the royal family of Argos,...Amphitryo, whose descendants, after a temporary exile, recorrquered that part of Greece which had formerly been under the sway of Herakles. The traditions...

...Nibelunge, because we have there no contemporaneous historical documents. Yet as the chief Herakles is represented as belonging to the royal family of Argos,...been under the sway of Herakles. The traditions of the miraculous birth, of many of his heroic adventures, and of his death, were as little based on historical...

...Nibelunge, because we have there no contemporaneous historical documents. Yet as the chief, Herakles is represented as belonging to the royal family of Argos, there may have been a Hcrakles, perhaps the son of a king, called Amphitryo, whose descendants, after a temporary exile,...

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