Ambrosia and Nectar are the sacred food of the Greek Gods. It is said to taste like the beholder's favorite food and was only eaten by the Gods and demi-Gods. It was made by the Goddesses Demeter(Goddess of the Fields) and her immortal daughter, Persephone(Goddess of Nature/Plants and Goddess of the Underworld, Hades' wife). If any mortals(humans) take it, they will burn up into nothing but a pile of ashes.
Greek Myths of greek gods and goddesses helped Greeks to understand everything from love to natrual occurences like earthquakes and lightning.
if they did it was very rare. some people believed that the actors were gods in the forms of humans (they thought that was why the actors were so good, because they were gods) so only the foolish people who had no fear of the "gods" would throw items at the actors. does that help?
It allowed the Greeks to trade with nearby countries. There is more to it, but that is just ONE of the many answers.
During the Trojan war , in the book Iliad by Homer . The Greek gods and goddess took sides , some joined the Trojan side and and some sided the Greek. But as Zeus the head of the gods had strictly told them gods and goddess not to help in the war. But the goddess Athene requested the god Zeus , to let them guide them only. So as it was an arrow guided by Apollo hit Achilles in the anckle.
Greeks called themselves Hellenes, and still do. The word Greek came from the Romans, in their drive down Italy, ran into a tribe called the Graeci. Then they ran into the many Greek city-states located in southern Italy, and thinking them more of the same, called them the Magna Graeci (Great Greeks). The term Greek stuck in the Roman world. And those who spoke Greek were labelled Greeks - those who spoke Greek expanded as people in eastern Europe and the Middle East learned to use it when Alexander the Great took over the Persian Empire and he and his Macedonian successors, who formed the Hellenistic Kingdoms out of his empire after his death, tried to introduce Greek culture.
Greek Myths of greek gods and goddesses helped Greeks to understand everything from love to natrual occurences like earthquakes and lightning.
Yes the gods and goddesses have their own temples so Greeks could go and worship them and ask for help.
they help give inspiration for the athens to build their own culture.
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Ambrosia and nectar gave the gods immortality! In Demeter and Persephone (rymes with stephanie) Demeter gave Demophoon (Deh-mo-foan) ambrosia and he almost became immortal because Metanieria stopped her!
Athena helping the Greeks win the war by telling them to build the 'Trojan Horse'.
The importance of religion to the Greeks was to help explain why things were the way they were. That's why the created the Gods and the God's stories and myths.
No: they had handmaidens and attendants to help them, usually other Greek gods and goddesses.
As he was the war god of the Greeks, yes in battle.
Ah, a very good, a very interesting question. The way Homer presents the action, the Greek gods are universal, they are worshipped by Greek and Trojan alike. Some of the gods were pro Greek and others were pro Trojan. Ultimately they were constrained in the degree to which they could help their side by Zeuss who was all powerful and thus had to consent to whatever they might do. Ultinately it was Zeuss' will that Troy should fall and the Trojan supporters could do nothing about that except save as many Trojans as they could and then harry the Greeks afterward.
they were a type of greek and myth and were used to help people read and write in greek
Greeks beleived in many gods and goddesses. They believed each god created an aspect of life (refer to Greek mythology). Greeks are famous for their art & architecture. They often expressed their beliefs in paintings, sculptures, and other buildings.