The Germanic figure Magusanus was syncretized with this figure by the tribes of the Lower Rhine. This mythological figure's son Aventius took his name from a hill home to a cave where this figure performed a feat worshiped in Pallantium in Book VIII of the Aeneid. It's not Jupiter, but due to their similar personalities, the Interpretatio Romana (-5[1])equated this figure to Thor. Evander erected a "Great Altar" to this figure (10[1])in the Forum Boarium. The eyes of the fire breathing giant Cacus pop out (10[1])while being strangled (10[2])to death by this man. (10[2])Juno sent two serpents to kill this man as a child, but he strangled (10[1])both of them. (10[1])A "Road of" (10[1])this man in Southern Gaul stretched a path he took while retrieving the cattle of Geryon (GER-ee-en). For 10 points, name this Roman hero who carried out twelve labors. ■END■