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			'''Heros''' may be:
	{{two other uses\|\|the fish\|Heros genus\|\|Heroes (disambiguation)}}
			*A ]
			**in particular, a hero of the ]
			** the ]{{fact}}
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			==See also==
	In ], '''Heros''' was a god of the ], usually depicted on funeral statues as a horseman slaying a beast with a spear. He was also known as Pirmeroula or Karabazmos, epithets which have not been deciphered. His cult is attested from ] to ] and ].
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	He gained a widespread importance especially after the Roman conquest. After Christianity was adopted, the symbolism of Heros continued as representations of ] slaying the ].

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Heros may be: