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What was Poseidon's responsibility at sea?
Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, was in theory responsible for everything connected to the sea, at least if you believe Greek mythology. Greek sailors would pray to him that their ship would not be wrecked or becalmed, or suffer other nautical misfortunes.
Who would the soldiers pray to before battle?
Who did the greek soldiers pray for before battle
Why was Jonah thrown overboard?
Jonah was told by God to go and preach to the Ninevites, but Jonah disobeyed and took a ship going in the opposite direction. A big storm came upon the ship and Jonah was asked to pray to God to stop the storm. The storm did not stop and so the sailors cast lots to determine if someone on the ship was the cause of the storm. The lot fell upon Jonah and so the sailors cast Jonah into the sea.
Who would you pray to if in greek combat?
Probably Ares since he was the god of war
Can you make a storm go away?
Pray if willing to
Why did people pray to Aphrodite?
Aphrodite (Roman, Venus) was the Greek goddess of love and beauty, so people would pray to her for anything concerning those.
Did ancient Greek people have a prayer before they would eat?
no they would give the food to the gods!
How do people worship Neptune?
Neptune was the god of the sea in Roman mythology (derived from the god Poseidon of Greek mythology) and to my knowledge, he is not worshipped anymore. In earlier times, sailors used to pray to Neptune for safe voyages.
Mythology Hunters would pray to her before a hunt?
Greek=Artemis Roman=Diana Norse=Skadi
Where did Desert Storm take place?
Operation Desert Storm's setting was on the Persian Gulf (which is in Iraq)PRAY FOR OUR SOLIDERS:]!!!
What Greek God do Doctors pray to?
Hermes
Why would people pray to Demeter?
People would pray to the Greek god Demeter for a good harvest. This was because she was the most generous of all of the Greek gods and was beloved for her service to mankind in giving them the gift of the harvest, the reward for cultivation of the soil. The Roman name for Demeter was "Ceres", from whence we get our English word "cereal".
