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A [[dog]] | A [[mythology|mythical]] [[dog]] or ''hound'', with either three heads (or fifty heads -- depending on different versions) that lived in [[Tartaros]]. The final labor of [[Heracles]] was to capture Cerberos and lead him to the world of the living, according to [[Ancient Greece|Greek]] mythology. | ||
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Cerberos [r]: A mythical dog or hound, with either three heads (or fifty heads -- depending on different versions) that lived in Tartaros. The final labor of Heracles was to capture Cerberos and lead him to the world of the living, according to Greek mythology.