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Asclepius is the Olympian god of medicine and healing. One of the kinder gods, he liked to share the fruits of his domain with demigods and mortals.

Hercules told Elora that his cousin, Asclepius, taught him how to make medicines from herbs and roots (HTLJ "Siege at Naxos").

Iolaus told Hercules, that Asclepius often said "An apple a day keeps Asclepius away" and that he never quite knew what was meant by that (HTLJ "The Apple").

Asclepius was one of the students mentored by Ceridian. When Ceridian was dying, Hercules suggested that Asclepius might be able to help but the old centaur knew better. (HTLJ "Centaur Mentor Journey")

It was Asclepius who taught Kamaros about the effects of Lotus Leaf. Thankfully, he also told Hercules and Iolaus about it, which enabled the latter to realize that Kamaros was abusing its effects. (HTLJ "The Lost City"

Powers and Abilities

Asclepius as a god has the Powers and Abilities, all god has but as the god of healing, his power is limited by Athena when Athena command Olympus, he has a great knowledge healing wounds and diseases and making medicines from herbs, flowers and roots, knowledge he shares with humanity.

Aclepius statue

Behind the scenes

Asclepius in mythology is a son of Apollo.
In real life, Asclepius's cult was respectably powerful for a god who wasn't one of the primary Twelve Olympians. His sanctuaries are often credited as being the earliest hospitals.

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 |First Mention     = [[HTLJ]] "[[Siege at Naxos]]"
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+}}'''Asclepius''' is the [[Olympian]] god of medicine and healing. One of the kinder gods, he liked to share the fruits of his domain with demigods and mortals.
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-'''Asclepius''' was the [[Olympian]] god of medicine and healing. Son of [[Apollo]] in mythology and brother of [[Orpheus]]
 [[Hercules]] told [[Elora]] that his cousin, Asclepius, taught him how to make medicines from herbs and roots ([[HTLJ]] "[[Siege at Naxos]]").
-[[Hercules]] told [[Iolaus]] that Asclepius often said "An apple a day keeps Asclepius away" and that he never quite knew what was meant by that ([[HTLJ]] "[[The Apple]]").
+[[Iolaus]] told Hercules, that Asclepius often said "An apple a day keeps Asclepius away" and that he never quite knew what was meant by that ([[HTLJ]] "[[The Apple]]").
+Asclepius was one of the students mentored by [[Ceridian]]. When Ceridian was dying, Hercules suggested that Asclepius might be able to help but the old [[centaur]] knew better. ([[HTLJ]] "[[Centaur Mentor Journey]]")
+It was Asclepius who taught [[Kamaros]] about the effects of [[Lotus Leaf]]. Thankfully, he also told Hercules and Iolaus about it, which enabled the latter to realize that Kamaros was abusing its effects. ([[HTLJ]] "[[The Lost City]]"
+==Powers and Abilities==
+Asclepius as a god has the [https://hercules-xena.fandom.com/wiki/Powers_and_Abilities Powers and Abilities], all god has but as the god of healing, his power is limited by  Athena when Athena command Olympus, he has a great  knowledge healing wounds and diseases  and making medicines from herbs, flowers and roots, knowledge he shares with humanity.
-Asclepius was one of the students mentored by [[Ceridian]]. When [[Ceridian]] was dying, [[Hercules]] suggested that Asclepius might be able to help but [[Ceridian]] knew better ([[HTLJ]] "[[Centaur Mentor Journey]]").
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-Asclepius taught [[Kamaros]] about the effects of [[Lotus Leaf]]. He also told [[Hercules]] and [[Iolaus]] about it ([[HTLJ]] "[[The Lost City]]"
+Statue of Asclepius god of medicine.jpg|Aclepius statue
+</gallery>==
+==Behind the scenes==
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+*Asclepius in mythology is a son of [[Apollo]].
+*In real life, Asclepius's cult was respectably powerful for a god who wasn't one of the primary Twelve Olympians. His sanctuaries are often credited as being the earliest hospitals.
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