| Hercules, 125:the way, he met with Pholos, one of a group of centaurs, known unto the gods. They stopped andHercules, 126:nor yet belonged to Pholos. Unto the group of centaurs, this great cask belonged, and from theHercules, 126:never must the cask be broached, save when the centaurs met and all were present. It belonged untoHercules, 126:and made much noise. This noise the other centaurs heard from distant points. In wrath they came,Hercules, 126:the messenger of death and slew his friends, the centaurs twain with whom he earlier had drunk.Hercules, 126:whom he earlier had drunk. And, whilst the other centaurs sorrowed with lamentations loud, HerculesHercules, 139:is the work we all have to do... The two good centaurs that Hercules killed are known as Cherion |
