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Athena was said to be immortal, so she lives/lived forever.
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How long did the greek goddess Athena live?
she was a goddessvso many people are not sure
Why is Athena's animal the owl?
well, athena is the goddess of wisdom, and the owl has been associated with wisdom for as long as anyone can remeber.
How long did Athena live?
Athena lived from 400a.d. to 2010
Did Athena have long brown hair or short brown hair?
Athena had short brown hair What the heck?! No way! Athena had curly long brown hair, or possibly wavy long brown hair. No goddess ever had short hair.
Which goddess might students pray to?
Athena is a great deity that students can pray to because of her fabled role as a goddess of reason and wisdom. Since many students are looking for guidance in their studies and often need help to get through long nights and lengthy assignments, Athena is an excellent Goddess to pay homage to.
How long did nike the goddess live?
Forever. She is an immortal
How long did hera live?
Being that she was a goddess she was immortal
How old is the Greek goddess Athena?
There really is no answer. If you are trying to say how many years people believed she was real, I have no idea, probably 1,000 to 1,500 years or so. If you are trying to say how many years she has lived since she was born, no one knows when she was born. But Athena is Immortal, like all the other Gods and Goddesses. So long live Athena, Goddess of Wisdom and War.
How long did Hebe live for?
Hebe the Greek goddess is immortal and ageless.
How long did the goddess Demeter live?
Gods and Goddesses are the "Deathless Ones".
Did Athena the goddess of wisdom have long brown hair?
Yes ,you can see it in a movie called Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief . She was also the goddes of battle strategies
What Greek god's name has 6 letters?
Apollo, god of the sun, music, and medicine, Hestia, goddess of the hearth and home, Athena, goddess of wisdom, battle strategies and craftsmanship, and also Hermes, messenger of the gods, god of travelers, merchants and theives
