Poseidon, the ancient Greek god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses, would typically be worshipped by sailors, fishermen, and those who depended on the sea for their livelihoods. Additionally, farmers might honor him for his control over water sources and agricultural fertility. His worship often included rituals, sacrifices, and offerings to seek his favor for safe voyages and bountiful catches. Cities near the coast, like Corinth and Athens, also held festivals in his honor, reflecting his importance in their daily lives and economy.
When they wished.
Well you see, the Romans loved water and were addicted to cleanliness. Therefore they would sacrifice the water to the patriarchs or to the water god, known as Poseidon. Everyday they carried their gold encrusted goblets to the Chickwahee Desert Oasis. And then there, they would raise their hands in praise of Poseidon and dump their offerings into the Oasis. If Poseidon "accepted" their numina (spirits or divinities) then Poseidon would send down a lightning beam from his trident which would kill the second-born child of every family until the moon and sun lined up in a lunar eclipse. Plato predicted this will happen on December 21st, 2012.
They did not. Neptune was a Roman god. But the Greeks built temples to their sea god, Poseidon.
Greek mythology does not come with a timeline; therefore it is not known how old Poseidon (or the worship of him) truly is.
Well, Poseidon has a different spelling for his name in Greek but if it is just Poseidon in English in Greek letters it would be: Ποσειδών Poseidon And if you are Greek, you would spell it like: Ποσειδώνας Poseidon Not much of a difference though.
When they wished.
Yes, mortal men and women can worship Poseidon.
Poseidon was an ancient Greek god. Some modern Pagans also worship him.
I suppose they didn't want to drown.
Poseidon was the pareon god of Corinth,
Well you see, the Romans loved water and were addicted to cleanliness. Therefore they would sacrifice the water to the patriarchs or to the water god, known as Poseidon. Everyday they carried their gold encrusted goblets to the Chickwahee Desert Oasis. And then there, they would raise their hands in praise of Poseidon and dump their offerings into the Oasis. If Poseidon "accepted" their numina (spirits or divinities) then Poseidon would send down a lightning beam from his trident which would kill the second-born child of every family until the moon and sun lined up in a lunar eclipse. Plato predicted this will happen on December 21st, 2012.
POSEIDON IN SPANISH IS......POSEIDON WITH AN ACCENT ON THE LAST SYLABE.
They did not. Neptune was a Roman god. But the Greeks built temples to their sea god, Poseidon.
Greek mythology does not come with a timeline; therefore it is not known how old Poseidon (or the worship of him) truly is.
she worshipped people by giving them honey and a trident from her dad, the most powerful god, poseidon
Athens would have been called Poseidon.
Well, Poseidon has a different spelling for his name in Greek but if it is just Poseidon in English in Greek letters it would be: Ποσειδών Poseidon And if you are Greek, you would spell it like: Ποσειδώνας Poseidon Not much of a difference though.