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Uranus was the sky (personification). He may have been the offspring of Aether, Hemera--Air and Day; or the son of Nyx, or Night. The god Aether also may have been a personification of sky.
Aether's parents may have been Erebus and Nyx, or Khaos or Akmon depending on which classical historian one reads.
--information from Wikipedia
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Did the horse generate from humans or its own kind?
in greek they say the god of sea Poseidon created horses
Did greek god zeus interact with humans?
yes he did get with humans girl
What is the Greek myth about finding your other half?
It is a saying that God created humans ans split each in two halves. Whether this also Greek I do not know.
Greek god who gave fire to humans?
Prometheus
Who came first on the earth a man or the God?
Depends on who created who. The non-religious believe that humans created God. The religious believe that God created humans.
When god created the earth where there humans?
God created the humans on the sixth day of creation it took him six days to create the universe the humans were the last things he created
Who is a greek god whoes name starts with the letter c?
In Greek mythology Chaos was the Greek god who created earth. His name begins with the letter C.
Which greek god created horses?
Posiedon was the Greek god of the sea, but he was said to be creator of horses.
Who created humans and the world?
GOD
Who was much admired by the gods in Greek mythology?
God fearing humans
Did God create humans before animals, or did He create animals before humans?
According to the Bible, God created animals before humans. In the book of Genesis, it is written that God created animals on the fifth day and humans on the sixth day.
Who was the God of Marriage?
there is no "God of marriage" there is only one God:the one that created the world and created humans animals and he intended people to marry so I guess he is the God of marriage so to speek>Answer:Hera was the Greek goddess of marriage. She was the wife of Zeus and mother of Ares and Hephaestus.
