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He was presumed dangerous because if someone "angered" him, he would supposedly punish that person (ex: lightning, kill a loved one, etc.). Also, he was king of all gods and had great power.
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Was the Greek God Zeus presumed dangerous?
yes of course yes but why ding dong
Was the greek god Poseidon presumed dangerous?
he was dangerous to those who disliked them
Was Zeus presumed dangerous?
idk look it up stop being lazy and look in a book
Was Athena the goddess presumed dangerous?
no
Was hades presumed dangerous?
Yes when he is mad
Was the Greek God Zeus presumed dangerous?
yes of course yes but why ding dong
Why Zeus presumed dangerous?
Zeus is presumed dangerous because he is ruthless, cruel and rape hera.So he is mercyless, and has lots of hatred. is haughty, and is proud and fears that someone wants to take over his power so he is ruthless to all.
Why is Zeus presumed dangerous?
Zeus is presumed dangerous because he is ruthless, cruel and rape hera.So he is mercyless, and has lots of hatred. is haughty, and is proud and fears that someone wants to take over his power so he is ruthless to all.
Was the greek god Poseidon presumed dangerous?
he was dangerous to those who disliked them
Was Zeus presumed dangerous?
idk look it up stop being lazy and look in a book
Why is Ares presumed dangerous?
Ares is presumed so because of being the ancient Greek god of blood lust and war.
Why ares presumed dangerous?
Ares is presumed so because of being the ancient Greek god of blood lust and war.
Why is ares dangerous?
Ares is presumed so because of being the ancient Greek god of blood lust and war.
Was Athena the goddess presumed dangerous?
no
Why Ares dangerous?
They are in an evolutionary family that is known for being dangerous. The most dangerous animal in that family is Homo sapiens.
Was hades presumed dangerous?
Yes when he is mad
Why was the greek god hera presumed dangerous?
Hera was no more or less dangerous than any of the gods. The Greeks did their best to placate ALL the gods as best they could, for fear of falling under their wrath.
