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| | Cancer, mythology, history and observation by telescope |
 | | Juno (or Hera), wife of Zeus, jealous of that divine infidelity, decided to take revenge themselves in the sprout, since Zeus was beyond his reprimands. |
 | | For that reason, it invoked several terrible punishments against the young hero, including the one of madness; finally, it gave like slave to a Greek king, who imposed 12 works to him (hercúleos); after fulfilling them without failing no, it would leave it in freedom. |
 | | The second work was the one to kill the Hidra de Lerna, a frightful creature of the marshes whose breath is poisonous, of enormous body and that has 8 or 9 heads of serpent. |
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