The story isn't long, but it does seem important. It has continued to be represented in art and in story (though there have DEFINITELY been some changes made to make it fit into the new cultures), but it was also super important in ancient Greece, where sacrifices were made in a festival in his honor. Rituals were done in his name. I will probably forget to follow up on this and read もっと見る 記事 about why, so if あなた know, あなた should Eメール me!

Anyway, a short summary is made によって Apollodorus (1.9.19), which I will translate myself (since I don't like Frazer's translation at all here):
"For Hylas,...

Everyone knows what a philanderer Zeus was, in fact, I'm sure it was something of a family joke on Olympus. But Hera wasn't laughing. She knew her husband cheated on her just about every 秒 of the day, but she wasn't going to just sit there and watch it. No, Hera spent just about every 秒 of HER 日 trying to curb her hubby's "appetite." You'd think that Hera would take most of her anger out on her husband, but nooooooo. Hera spent all her destructive vengeful energy on the poor female (or in SOME cases male) who happened to be Zeus' current plaything.

The object of today's story is...