The ancients equated earthquakes with Poseidon. They were significant events usually indicating displeasure, though sometimes, they were meant to aid people as well (sometimes smaller quakes actually had a beneficial effect).
The gods. Thunder would have been Hephaestos creating Zeus's lightening bolts in the forge of the gods. Earthquakes were Poseidon's doing.
yes they did i think
They thought that their gods made the natural events happen when they had bottly functions.
The ancient Greek civilization started in 600 BC.
Nowadays, we think of a funeral as a sombre affair, because someone has died. Back then, the Greeks treated it as an exciting event.
they would die because it is a drink 4 the gods
I think it was the ancient Greeks
because the Greeks could not think of anything scientific. they then thought that all things that happened must of been something that had great powers, immortals they called them.
yes they did i think
I think you mean the "parthenon". That is in Athens, not Rome. It is ancient and was built by the ancient Greeks.
I think it was the ancient Greeks
They thought it was for gay people, like Kailem
I think the Romans named the planets after their gods.
The story of the war (having actually taken place or not) was a glorious thing for the Greeks.
They thought that their gods made the natural events happen when they had bottly functions.
The ancient Greek civilization started in 600 BC.
They wore silver and bronze helmets and shilds and swords and everything the you think ancient greek soldiers wore say what u think!
I think it might have been the ancient Greeks that used this term.