Yes, the Parthenon was dedicated to Athena Parthenos = Virgin Athena.
The Greeks built many temples. Usually they were dedicated to one or two gods. One type of temple, the pantheon, was dedicated to all gods. The most famous Greek temple is the Parthenon in Athens.
Zeus, the God of Gods.
I think there were quite a few, i don't know the number, but the culture believed in many idols. I'm not sure if this was the place where Jesus or one of the saints found the one statue dedicated to the "unknown god", but He used that reference in the Bible to teach that there was only one true God(The Trinity). The culture, later, had themselves pictured on the walls with the numerous "gods", in the stone.
Many ancient Greek monuments were built in honor of the gods, with the Parthenon in Athens dedicated to Athena being one of the most iconic. The Temple of Zeus at Olympia celebrated the king of the gods and housed a monumental statue of Zeus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The Temple of Apollo at Delphi was another significant site, where the oracle resided and worshippers sought divine guidance. These monuments not only served religious purposes but also showcased the artistic and architectural achievements of ancient Greece.
a pantheon is temple that is dedicated to not one god, but all of the gods
i don't think so there might be one but we will never find out
Polytheism - they had about 2,000 gods, one responsible for each facet of human life.
There are many temples for the Gods and Goddesses of ancient Greek Mythology. One of the most well known, the Parthenon, is specifically for the Goddess Athena. Another fun fact about the Parthenon is that it is one of the few places the "golden ratio" appears in architecture. Another place popular in Greek mythology is the Mountain of Olympus, thought to be the meeting place of the 12 Gods and Goddesses.
Polytheism - they had about 2,000 gods, one responsible for each facet of human life.
A pantheon is a temple dedicated to all the gods, rather than just one or two. Pan=all Theon=gods.
Poseidon, God of the ocean and one of the three main Greek gods
A pantheon was a temple dedicated to all deities. Normally, temples were dedicated to one or two gods or, rarely, three gods. A pantheon, instead, was dedicated to the all deities. The word is Greek and combines pan (all) and theon (of or for all the gods) which meant a temple of/for all the gods. The Greeks built pantheons and the Romans built pantheons throughout the Roman Empire.