Hebe Was The Mother of Alexiares and Anicetus

Alexiares and Anicetus were two of Hebe and Heracles' sons. In Greek religion, the kids evolved into minor deities. In Greek mythology, "he who wards off the conflict" and "the unconquerable" are terms used by Alexiares and Anicetus. They were the lords of athleticism, sports, and defense planning.

Heracles, their father, served as Mount Olympus' keeper. They may have served as Mount Olympus' protectors alongside their father Heracles, and the two may have served as the mountain's gatekeepers, a duty frequently given to their immortal father. They were probably in charge of guarding and fortifying towns and citadels as well. After the hero's earthly demise and climb to Olympus, where he attained immortality and wed the goddess Hebe, Alexiares and Anicetus were created. Callimachus claims that Hebe's sister Eiliethyia, the goddess of midwifery, helped her out while she was giving birth. The twins were venerated by Greeks at Thebes and Rhodes.