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Meaning of cratos?
Cratos is the servant of God's in Olympus who fought Atlas
Greek god of power?
Bia was the spirit (daimona) of force, power, might, bodily strength and compulsion.Site; http://www.theoi.com/Daimon/Bia.html
How did Hermes become a god?
He did not become a god through some sort of process. He just was. Cf the other gods! Ares was the god of war, he did not become this. Aphrodite just WAS the goddess of love. No WHY, no HOW, they were what they were.
What were the weaknesses Cronus the God of Titans?
The Greek God of Strength is Cratus, also spelled Kratos or Cratos. He is the son of Pallas and Tyx, brother of Bia, Nike, and Zelus, and was given the taks of rechaining Prometheus to his boulder.
Who are Nike's brothers in mythology?
Cratos, Bia, Zelus were Nike's brothers.
Did Kratos defeate Ares to become a God of War?
Kratos defeated Ares with the strict goal of vengeance. Then the goddess Athena offered him god-hood which Kratos accepted in turn becoming the God of War.
Did all the goddesses die by Cratos?
In the Greek myths gods and goddesses are immortal.
Is God of War 2 a good game series?
Yes you become a god for a little bit then you fight you way to the sisters of fate.
Who are goddess Nike's mom and dad?
Nike's mother is commonly given as Styx - her father Pallas. A sister of Zelus (zeal), Cratos (strength), and Bia (force). The word "Pallas" has association with Athena, with whom she is often confused: further, Pallas may have been a Titan war god, for Ares is also called the father of Nike.
Is the god of war ascension is god of war 4?
Yes. God of war 4 is god of war ascension
Who is the god of war?
Ares is the Greek God of War. Mars is the Roman god of war.
What is the proper name Kratos cratus cratos for the greek god of power and what is the roman god equivalent?
The proper Anglicized spelling is Kratos or the Romanized Cratus. In Greek it would be Κράτος. He did not have a Roman equivalent. The Romans didn't personify abstract concepts the way the Greeks did.
