Being a Great Olympian goddess, Athena worshiped no one; however, as most Greek gods and goddesses did, she often had to obey the will of Zeus, her father.
The Parthenon in Athens was where people would go to worship Athena in Greece.
Athena did not worship, being a Greek goddess, however Athens was named for her believed to be her favored city.
Believe it or not, the Temple of Athena was made as a place of worship and tribute to the Greek Goddess Athena.
The greek worship Athena because she's the patron goddess of the city, and all people goes to the temple of Athena to worship her because if they don't the goddess will not allow them to get foods from her.
The Parthenon, or her patron city Athens
Athena did not worship, being a Greek goddess, however Athens was named for her believed to be her favored city.
The Parthenon in Athens was where people would go to worship Athena in Greece.
No, the Colosseum was Roman, while Athena is the Greek goddess of wisdom.The Pantheon was a temple built in Athens by Pericles to worship Athena.
Believe it or not, the Temple of Athena was made as a place of worship and tribute to the Greek Goddess Athena.
Athenians.
The greek worship Athena because she's the patron goddess of the city, and all people goes to the temple of Athena to worship her because if they don't the goddess will not allow them to get foods from her.
They worshiped her because it provided protection and wisdom.
The Parthenon, or her patron city Athens
She wouldn't like it.
The king who encouraged people to worship the Greek goddess Athena was King Pericles of Athens. He promoted the construction of the Parthenon, a temple dedicated to Athena, on the Acropolis and emphasized the importance of her worship as a symbol of Athenian democracy and culture. Under his leadership during the Golden Age of Athens, Athena was celebrated as the protector of the city and a representation of wisdom and warfare. Pericles' policies and projects significantly enhanced the city's devotion to Athena.
The Parthenon was originally designed for the worship of the Greek goddess Athena.
The Parthenon was dedicated to the goddess Athena Parthenos (Athena the Virgin).