Lados

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Lados is an alternative form of the name Ladon, the many-headed dragon from Greek mythology who guarded the golden apples of the Hesperides.

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Lados canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Greek mythology
mythological creature
mythological dragon
alternativeFormOf Ladon
appearsIn myths of the Twelve Labours of Heracles
associatedWith Garden of the Hesperides
associatedWithDeity Hera
belongsToCategory dragons in Greek mythology
monsters in Greek mythology
describedAs many-headed dragon
guarded golden apples of the Hesperides
guardedFor the Hesperides
linked to: Hesperides
guardedPropertyOf Hera
guardType dragon guardian
hasBodyForm dragon
hasGender male
hasMultipleHeads true
hasOriginIn Greek mythology
hasParentInOtherTraditions Echidna
Typhon
linked to: Typhoeus
hasParentInSomeTraditions Ceto
Phorcys
killedBy Heracles
killedDuring Heracles’ eleventh labour
languageForm Greek
livedIn Garden of the Hesperides
mythologicalTradition Greek
relatedToMotive quest for the golden apples
roleInMythology guardian of a divine orchard
symbolizes obstacles to divine gifts
vigilance

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Ladon hasAlternativeForm Lados