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El jardín de las Hespérides es el huerto de Hera en el oeste, donde crece un árbol, que produce manzanas dorada que otorgan inmortalidad al comerse. Los árboles fueron plantados de las ramas frutales que Gea dio a Hera como regalo de bodas. Las Hespérides tenían la tarea de cuidar la arboleda, pero ocasionalmente tomaban manzanas para sí mismas. No fiándose de ellas, Hera también situó en el jardín un dragón de cien cabezas que no duerme, llamado Ladón como guardián adicional.

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The Hesperides gesture for Heracles to not take the apples. (Author provided)

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Heracles labor 11: "Steal the Apples of the Hesperides: After saving Prometheus from the eagle which pecked at his liver, Appollodorus tells us that, "...Prometheus had told Hercules not to go himself after the apples but to send Atlas, first relieving him of the burden of the sphere; so when he was come to Atlas in the land of the Hyperboreans, he took the advice and relieved Atlas. But when Atlas had received three apples from the Hesperides, he came to Hercules, and not wishing to support...

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Atlas' parents were Iapetus and Clymene, but his siblings are just as famous. His brother is none other than Prometheus. Atlas also had a brief encounter with Heracles, who held the skies for a bit so that Atlas could fetch the golden apples from the garden of the Hesperides. #GreekGods #Mythology #GreekMythology #OlympianGods #olympioi #AncientGods #AncientGreece #Olympians #Titans #Olympioi #Atlas

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