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| + | **//The Serpent and the Fire// (pp. 215)** \\ | ||
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| By: Rubén Darío (1867-1916) | By: Rubén Darío (1867-1916) | ||
| - | From: Nicaragua | + | 1904 Nicaragua |
| Translated from Spanish by Gabriel Gudding | Translated from Spanish by Gabriel Gudding | ||
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| * **Cult of Hercules** | * **Cult of Hercules** | ||
| - | The main function was to worship Hercules, son of Zeus as a hero and a god. It was said that he would strike down types of wasps that his worshippers | + | The main function was to worship Hercules, son of Zeus as a hero and a god. It was said that he would strike down types of wasps that his worshipers |
| When the cult reached Rome, it inspired the Hercules games, which were similar to modern-day Olympics. | When the cult reached Rome, it inspired the Hercules games, which were similar to modern-day Olympics. | ||
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