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Ancient Greeks believe Poseidon

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he could calm the sea down and make earthquakes which turned to tsunamis. greeks also drowned their horses for poseidon because he is also the god of horses.

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No, they did not, as Poseidon was a god of the ancient Greeks.


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He explained something previously unexplained and that is the only reasonable explanation of it.


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