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The Gods are the Gods, and that means they areimmortal. They do not need anything to retain their immortality.
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Why was Chiron immortal?
Because he agreed to stay immortal as long as he keeps training young Greek heroes.
Who was the god who preferred to stay in the underworld?
Hades in Greek mythology
Who is the 12 goddess of Greek mythology?
There are 12 main gods and goddesses in Greek Mythology: Apollo, Ares, Dionysus, Hephaestus, Hermes, Poseidon, Zeus, Aphrodite, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Hera. Hades and Hestia are also sometimes considered main gods, but Hades preferred to stay in the Underworld, and Hestia gave up her spot on Olympus so that Dionysus could take her place.
What were Greece's beliefs in Greek mythology?
Everybody who believes in Greek mythology knows that there is a god for everything. They usually make a sacrifice to them every one in a while for things like good harvest. They also hoped that when they grew old they would join the gods up at Mount Olympus and stay there forever in the afterlife.
How did Zeus the greek god die?
The Greek Gods were immortal, and were never depicted as in danger of "dying" - altho Cronus tried to kill the Olympians at birth by swallowing them -which didn't work, and they could be injured like Ares was during the Trojan War. If anything caused them to "die" it was the birth, spread, and eventual domination of the religion of Christianity. Point of clarification: most pantheons were immortal, but the exception to that rule were the Norse Gods, who could die from injury or old age - only by eating Idun's apples did they stay young, and they had to partake at least once a day for the magic apples to work.
Where did cyclops in mythology stay most of its time?
cleisthenes in the a greek story stayed on a far away island
Is Hercules immortal?
In the Disney animated film, Hercules was born immortal (as both of his parents are gods) and becomes mortal after drinking a potion. He regains his immortality after proving he is a "true hero" but chooses to stay mortal so he can be with Meg.
How do you become one of Artemis's hunters?
you have to be agood hunterno relationships with men (must also be a virgin)vegetarianbe friendly to animalsbreaking these rules will make you cursed and no longer a follower. You will also become immortal and stay as a teenager for ever. But Artemis is just part of Greek mythology and it's basically impossible.
What is Elysium in ancient Greek myths?
It is the place where heros go when they die in Greek Mythology and they have the option of being reborn, also if they choose to stay in Elysium they have the best treatment the equivalent of heaven.
Did greek gods have a home?
Yes the Greek believed that the gods lived on mount Olympus but they always left once in a while to go and do their jobs also the three big ones didn't stay at home very much (except for Zeus)
How did people know about greek mythology?
People did not know of greek mythology it is false people just created it to entertain themselves there was no tv before and when it got dark at night that was it people stayed in there homes so usually if a traveler stayed in your home they told stories in return you let them stay overnight
How did the Greek gods and goddsses obtain Roman names?
Because the Roman Empire was after the Ancient Greeks, they were very influenced by them. For instance, the Romans kept the Greek architecture, sort of the clothing/apparel, and the Gods. They kept the same Gods from the Greeks, but just changed their names to Latin words. But the Gods didn't stay exactly the same. Most of the Gods and Goddesses from the Romans got more aggressive due to the Empire's war-like culture. Some myths and Gods stay only unique to the Greeks, and some unique to the Romans, like the She-Wolf, Romulus, and Remus.
