In A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities, Volume 1edited by Sir William Smith, William Wayte, George Eden Marindin, a Carchesium was described by Callixenus as a kind of cup rather long/oblong, narrower/flatted in the middle then at either extremity and with handles stretching from top to bottom.
Heracles.
In the myths, his mother was Alcmene.
Heracles or Hercules
No, Alcmene was not a goddess. She was best known for being the mother of the hero, Heracles. See 'related links' for more information.
Heracles isn't actually a god, but in mythology, he's the son of Zeus and a mortal woman named Alcmene.
Zeus, the Greek King of the Gods was Heracles' Father. Heracles also had a foster father, Amphitryon, who was the husband of Alcmene, the woman Zeus impregnated.
he was a demi god.sooo.. dad: Zeus mom: Alcmene, the wife of Amphitryon King of Thebes
Hercules' father was Zeus and his mother was a mortal woman named Alcmene.
No, Heracles was not born in the sky. He was born on Earth to a mortal woman named Alcmene with his twin mortal brother Iphicles.
In Greek Mythology, Heracles was born to Zeus and Alcmene, with Amphityron as his foster father. In Roman Mythology, Hercules was born to Jupiter and Alcmena. His father is definitely the same god in both mythologies and judging by the similarities in the name of his mother, I assume they too are the same mortal.
Simply being the son of Zeus by another woman (Alcmene).
Hermione was the daughter of Menelaus and Helen. Helen was later known as 'Helen of Troy'.