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Yes, Zeus is a ancient Greek deity.
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Is Zeus a Greek?
Yes, Zeus is a ancient Greek deity.
What is a four letter word for greek deity?
Zeus
What has the author Ken Dowden written?
Ken Dowden has written: 'Zeus' -- subject(s): Zeus (Greek deity) 'The uses of Greek mythology' -- subject(s): Civilization, Greek Mythology, Myth, Religion
Who plays Zeus?
Zeus is not a movie character, it is a greek deity. So, nobody played Zeus. But if you refer to Percy Jackson & the Lightning Thief (movie), SEAN BEAN played Zeus.
What has the author L Callandreau written?
L. Callandreau has written: 'Essai sur Zeus, ou, Le Jupiter olympien de Phidias' -- subject(s): Art, Jupiter (Roman deity), Zeus (Greek deity)
Why did Zeus give the job of creating people to the Titans?
The deity that created man (in Greek mythology) was Prometheus, a Titan. However he did it under his own initiative. Zeus had nothing to do with it.
Is The Bible the book of Zeus?
No. Zeus is a deity of the ancient Greek polytheistic tradition (belief in many gods). The bible started with the Hebrews and their monotheistic (one god) religion.
What is male deity?
A male deity is a man. Zeus, Apollo, Poseidon, ...
What has the author Hans Oppermann written?
Hans Oppermann has written: 'Zeus Panamaros' -- subject(s): Cults, Greek Inscriptions, Zeus (Greek deity) 'Caesar, Wegbereiter Europas' 'Plotins Leben' 'Julius Caesar in Selbstzeugnissen und Bilddokumenten'
What is Zeus date of birth?
Zeus is a mythological figure in ancient Greece and does not have a specified date of birth in the traditional sense. He is considered a primordial deity and the king of the gods in Greek mythology.
What was the significance of Poseidon?
Poseidon is the Greek god of the sea. He is one of two brothers of the Greek primary deity Zeus. Poseidon was a major civil god in Athens, Corinth and other cities.
What was Uranus named after?
Uranus is named after the ancient Greek deity of the sky Uranus, the father of Cronus (Saturn) and grandfather of Zeus (Jupiter).
