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Having completed all "twelve labours", Hercules was released from servitude and went on to many more adventures and great deeds. Hercules was widely worshipped and his cult remained popular well into the Roman era. Representations of his labours can be found throughout Greek art, including on a wide variety of Greek and Roman coins where he is most commonly shown as a very muscular grown man, bearded and wearing the lion's skin or carrying a club. |