Record ID:
65960327 (Libraries Australia Authorities)
Authority type:
  • Name.
Description conventions:
  • rda
LC number:
  • no2014084680 sh 85060317
Heading:
Corporate body details:
  • Heroes
  • Greek mythological character
Associated with:
  • Thebes (Greece) Argos (Greece)
  • Trachis
Used for:
  • Alcaeus, (Greek mythological character)
  • Alcides, (Greek mythological character)
  • Alkaios, (Greek mythological character)
  • Alkeidēs, (Greek mythological character)
  • Earcail, (Greek mythological character)
  • Eracle, (Greek mythological character)
  • Eracles, (Greek mythological character)
  • Heracle, (Greek mythological character)
  • Herakl, (Greek mythological character)
  • Heraklej, (Greek mythological character)
  • Hēraklēs, (Greek mythological character)
  • Héraklész, (Greek mythological character)
  • Heraklis, (Greek mythological character)
  • Herakliu, (Greek mythological character)
  • Heraklo, (Greek mythological character)
  • Hērakls, (Greek mythological character)
  • Héthacl'ye, (Greek mythological character)
  • 赫拉克勒斯, (Greek mythological character)
  • ヘーラクレース, (Greek mythological character)
  • הרקולס, (Greek mythological character)
  • 헤라클레스, (Greek mythological character)
  • Херакле, (Greek mythological character)
  • Херакъл, (Greek mythological character)
  • Гэракл, (Greek mythological character)
  • Геракл, (Greek mythological character)
  • هرکول, (Greek mythological character)
  • هيراكليس, (Greek mythological character)
  • Ἀλκείδης, (Greek mythological character)
  • Ἀλκαῖος, (Greek mythological character)
  • Ἡρακλῆς, (Greek mythological character)
See also:
Notes:
  • Not the same as Hercules, a Roman mythological character associated with Heracles.
  • Non-Latin script reference not evaluated.
  • Sophocles. Electra and other plays, 2010 page 332 (Herakles)
  • Brill's new Pauly online, 20 June 2014 (Heracles; Ἡρακλῆς; originally called Alcides or Alcaeus the most prominent Greek hero in myth and cult; connected with Thebes, Argos, And Trachis; name connected with Hera in antiquity; son of Zeus and Alcmene; identified with a large number of non-Greek gods and heroes; he was taken over as Hercle by the Etruscans, as Hercules by the Romans)
  • Wikipedia, 20 June 2014 (Heracles; Ἡρακλῆς; Herakliu; Alcaeus; Ἀλκαῖος; Alcides; Ἀλκείδης; divine hero in Greek mythology; son of Zeus and Alcmene, foster son of Amphitryon; greatest of the Greek heroes; associated with the Roman hero Hercules; other forms of name: Herakles; هيراكليس; Herakl; Heraklo; Херакъл; Гэракл; Геракл; هرکول; Earcail; 헤라클레스; Eracle; ף הרקולס ; Hērakls; Heraklis; Héraklész; ヘーラクレース; Héthacl'ye; Eracles; Heracle; Heraklej; 赫拉克勒斯)
Local system number:
  • (AuCNL)776340
Cataloguing source:
  • UPB eng rda UPB DLC Uk