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What are myths that describe hades?

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14y ago
Updated: 8/18/2019

It depends on if you mean Hades, the land of the Dead - the Underworld itself, or Hades the god that rules the dead and is king of the land that takes his name. In either case, yes - there are many myths that refer to the place and its god, for one the labors of Hercules.

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