Translations
- The Heracleidae - trans. Edward P. Coleridge (1891) - prose.
- Arthur S. Way, 1912 - verse
- Ralph Gladstone, 1955 - verse
- The Children of Herakles - trans. Henry Taylor and Robert A. Brooks (1981).
- Heracleidae - trans. David Kovacs (1994) - prose
- Children of Heracles - trans. John Davie (1996).
- Herakles' Children - trans. Kenneth McLeish (1997).
- Herakleidae -trans. George Theodoridis (2010)-prose
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