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Who was the Athenian architect in Greek mythology?
Daedalus was the Athenian architect from Greek Mythology. He was given his craftsmanship by Athena, and created things such as the great Labyrinth.
Who were the greatest villains in Greek mythology?
One of the villians in Greek mythology is Cronos.
Is Gaia a male or a female?
Gaia is the great Greek goddess (female) personification of the Earth.
What tendon was named after a great warrior in Greek mythology?
The Achilles Tendon is named after a Greek warrior.
Does the great greek mythology exist?
Yes it does, i call it greek Reality, i believe in it, and many others do too
Is gaia dunmb?
No Gaia is not dunmb (dumb) she is a primeval ancient Greek goddess of earth, she is the earth, the earth is Gaia. She is mother, grandmother, and great grandmother of many Greek gods and goddesses including the Olympians.
How is Oedipus related to Dionysus?
A relationship of great nephew and great uncle prevails between Theban King Oedipus and Dionysus.Dionysus is the Greek god of wine, theater, grapes and fertility. But he is the son of the mortal Semele, daughter of Theban King Cadmus, and of Zeus, king of the Greek gods. Oedipus is the great great grandson of Cadmus.
Who was Thetis the god of?
Thetis was a sea nymph in Greek mythology, not a god. She was known for her role as the mother of Achilles, a great Greek hero. Thetis was also associated with the sea and was respected for her protective powers.
Who was a titan who ruled over a great river encircling the earth in greek mythology?
Oceanus
Who was the great warrior in greek mythology who got an arrow stuck in their foot?
Achilles; it was his heel.
What are the horse names in Greek mythology?
Some famous horses in Greek mythology include Pegasus, the winged horse; Arion, a swift immortal horse; and Bucephalus, the legendary horse of Alexander the Great.
Who is Oceanus in Greek mythology?
Oceanus is the God of the seas. In mythology, it is also known as the great river that encircles the earth. It is prominently mentioned in Homer's "The Illiad".
