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What did Poseidon believe in?
he believed in the oceans world and the works of the waves
What did Poseidon believe?
he believed in the oceans world and the works of the waves
Why does injuring Polyphemus anger Poseidon?
Polyphemus was one of Poseidon sons.
Is Poseidon a static character in odyssey?
Is Poseidon a static or dynamic chat
Was Poseidon treated fairly?
I believe that Poseidon was not treated fairly by history because he is the brother of the almighty Zeus. Zeus became the ruler of all the gods and Poseidon became the ruler of the seas and horses. Horses only matter to horse people not to everybody, Zeus has control of everything which means he has control over every god, which means he has control over everything including horses. I think he's treated just fine. He has rule over the sea and that is pretty powerfful indeed.
Can you contact Poseidon?
I do not believe that is possible.
Who did the Greeks believe were the God of the sea?
Poseidon.
Who did the greek believe were the god of the sea?
Poseidon.
Who did the Greeks believe were the gods of the sea?
Poseidon.
How does Poseidon relate to bottled water?
Poseidon is the Greek good for the ocean. I believe this is why he is related to bottled water.
What did Poseidon believe in?
he believed in the oceans world and the works of the waves
Who is Pseidon?
i believe you mean Poseidon. He is the Greek god of the sea.
What did Poseidon believe?
he believed in the oceans world and the works of the waves
Does Zeus Poseidon and Hades still exist?
If you believe in Greek mythology, yeah.
Is Zeus hades poseidon real yes they are and if you don't believe me I DON'T CARE?
...........................................................................they arn't
Why did the greeks believe in Poseidon?
He explained something previously unexplained and that is the only reasonable explanation of it.
What is Poseidon in French?
The "God of the Sea" was called Poseidon in Greece, Neptune in Rome. I don't believe there is a separate French word for it - they would use the Greek or Latin word.
