cacus造句

• In the Roman tradition, Hercules founded an altar after he killed Cacus.
• In others, Caca, Cacus'sister, told Heracles where he was.
• They are pursued by the monstrous fiery Cacus.
• Through the comparative analysis of these myths archaeologist Andrea Carandini opines that Cacus and Vesta.
• In Roman myth Hercules would represent this mythic character in his killing of the monstre Cacus.
• Hercules grabbed Cacus and strangled the monster, and was praised throughout the land for his act.
• He discovered the near-Earth asteroid 161989 Cacus, which was lost and not recovered until 2003.
• According to Evander, Hercules stopped to pasture the cattle he had stolen from Geryon near Cacus'lair.
• According to the legend, it would have been founded by Hercules in memory of the killing of Cacus.
• Another legend to occur on the Palatine is Hercules'defeat of Cacus after the monster had stolen some cattle.
• A replica erected in 1910 now stands in its place, flanked by Baccio Bandinelli's Hercules and Cacus.
• Cacus attacked Hercules by spewing fire and smoke, while Hercules responded with tree branches and rocks the size of millstones.
• The rest of the cartoon involves Hercules meeting Helena and fighting a giant named Cacus and the giant's pet dragon.
• "Hercules and Cacus " was commissioned by the Medici pope Clement VII, who had been shown a wax model.
• In Roman versions of the narrative of the Labours of Hercules, on the Aventine hill Cacus stole some of the cattle as Heracles slept.
• Heracles drove his remaining cattle past a cave, where Cacus had hidden the stolen animals, and they began calling out to each other.
• Heracles then killed Cacus, and according to the Romans, founded an altar where the Forum Boarium, the cattle market, was later held.
• A terrified Cacus blocked the entrance with a vast, immoveable boulder, forcing Hercules to tear at the top of the mountain to reach his adversary.
• Duke Alessandro I was the first Florentine duke and Hercules and Cacus was revealed during his time and met with terrible reception by the public in 1534.
• Hercules then killed Cacus, and set up an altar on the spot, later the site of Rome's Forum Boarium ( the cattle market ).