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fifth Labour of
Heracles (Hercules in Latin) was to
clean the
Augean (/ɔːˈdʒiːən/)
stables.
Eurystheus intended this ****ignment both as
humiliating (rather...
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nephew and
charioteer Iolaus had
helped him; and the
cleansing of the
Augean stables,
because Heracles accepted payment for the
labour (in
other versions...
- real
inspiration was "The
Augean Stables" when
Hercules uses a
force of
nature – in his case a
river – to
clean the
stables out.
Poirot used **** as the...
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quality in the
third and
fourth Labours. 5.
Clean the
Augean stables in a
single day The
Augean stables were the home of 3,000
cattle with
poisoned faeces...
- (18th
century copy of a lost original), from I Modi
Hercules in the
Augean stable (1842, Honoré Daumier)
Comic book
cover (c. 1958) Hercules, Deianira...
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neither the
Hydra counted (because
Iolaus helped Heracles) nor the
Augean stables (either
because he
received payment for the job or
because the rivers...
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symbols of p****ion, the
Cerynean deer as cowardice, the
cleaning of the
Augean stables as
purification from extravagance, the
driving away of the Stymphalian...
- gym. The
question Wird er den Augi****tall säubern? (Will he
clean the
Augean stables?) is
followed by
scenes of a
garbage dump, Wird er die lernäische Schlange...
- made a
profound mark on
national life by
substantially cleansing the
Augean stable of
corrupt politics as
founding chairman of the
Committee on Standards...
- (1538)
prefaced with a
vignette showing the
cardinals cleaning the
Augean stable of the
Roman Church with
foxtails instead of brooms. In the end, no...
