No, Greek philosopher Plato did not invent hell. The concept of an afterlife and punishment for the wicked existed in various forms in ancient cultures, including Greek mythology. While Plato explored ideas about the soul and the afterlife in works like "The Republic," his views were philosophical rather than a literal invention of hell. The more defined notion of hell as a place of eternal punishment emerged later in religious contexts, particularly within Christianity.
Hell no
That was trusty, three-headed Cerberus.
the greek god of HELL
Hades, was the God of the Underworld, and ruled the "Greek Hell"
No, Hades is the Greek God of the Underworld. The Underworld has nothing to do with hell.
Mythology has it that Cerberus is a three-headed dog, guarding the gates of hell, and this was the inspiration for 'Fluffy' in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone'
Hell no
Cerebus
There is no such thing in Greek myth.
No the Greek underworld is not hell because it has a certain place where the souls of good people go where as hell is a place where unsaved bad souls go, although there is a spot in the underworld were bad souls do go.
hell no! sex was invented when Adam and eve had sex if you belive in that stuff
Hades/Tartarus (Hell)