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Eurystheus ordered Heracles to descend into the underworld, capture Cerberus, the three-headed guard dog of Hades, and deliver it to him for his twelfth labor.

Eurystheus ordered Heracles to steal the golden apples of the Hesperides. Heracles fought dragons, rescued Prometheus, and carried the sky to obtain the apples.

Eurystheus ordered Heracles to steal the Mares of Diomedes for his eighth labor. Along the way, he visited and helped his friend King Admetus.

Cerberus was the three-headed watchdog that prevented the dead from escaping the Underworld. However, several heroes managed to overcome Cerberus using both intelligence and strength.

For his sixth Labor, Heracles had to eliminate the Stymphalian Birds, an army of bloodthirsty human-eating birds with metal feathers and bronze beaks.

The Furies were feared goddesses of vengeance who relentlessly pursued the most heinous criminals, driving them to madness until they atoned or met their end.

King Eurystheus assigned Heracles his second labor of slaying the Lernaean Hydra, a venomous serpent with multiple heads that grew back whenever one was severed.

Cadmus is regarded as the first Greek hero. He fought dragons, introduced the alphabet to Greece, founded the legendary city of Thebes, and provoked Ares.