Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, played a significant role in the mortal world by influencing maritime activities, such as trade and fishing, which were vital for ancient civilizations. He was also associated with earthquakes, reflecting his power over the earth as well as the sea. Additionally, Poseidon was revered in various myths for his ability to create horses and other creatures, which were important for agriculture and transportation. His temperament could bring both bountiful blessings and devastating wrath, highlighting the duality of his influence on human affairs.
a trident
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Never. Gods are immortal. They can't die.
Because, Odysseus blinde Poseidons son. Who was the cyclops.
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the function of Poseidons temple was for Poseidons honor.
See it isnt poseidons fault that his son became bad poseidon is technically father of all cyclopes if one of them turned out bad what could he do ? it isnt his fault that polyphemus turned into a bad cyclopes cyclopes are meant to be nice and help in poseidons work it is not bad for poseidon but it is bad for polyphemus
Rhea.
cronus
Cronus and Rhea
Neptune
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Triton
Rhea.
In myths, he does not have one.
Swimming, fishing and women.
He uses a Trident.