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What is the drink of the olympian deities?
Nectar and ambrosia.
Who was odysseus nemesis?
The arch enemny of Odysseus was Poseidon since he blinded his son Polyphemos
Deities of vengeance in Greek mythology?
Nemesis is the Greek Goddess of Vengeance.
Is medusa a child of an Olympian?
No, she was daughter of the ancient sea deities Ketô and Phorkys.
What actors and actresses appeared in The First Olympian - 2004?
The cast of The First Olympian - 2004 includes: Patrick Bauristhene as Athlete of Taranto Kevin Howarth as Nemesis
What immortal is Odysseus' greatest nemesis?
Poseidon, the god of th sea
Is cronos a demigod or half god?
Neither. He's a titan which is the second generation of divine beings, descending from the primordial deities and preceding the Olympian deities.
Is Hera and Apollo in Tartarus?
No. Apollo and Hera are not in Tartarus, they are Olympian deities, they dwell upon Olympus.
Is Hades considered one of the Olympian gods?
No, Hades is not considered one of the Olympian gods. He is the god of the underworld in Greek mythology. The Olympian gods are a group of twelve major deities who ruled over the world from Mount Olympus.
Where does nemesis goddess live?
There is no reference to where Nemesis lived. She was not a Olympian goddess, but had close ties with the Olympian gods. She was also called Rhamnousousia/ Rhamnusia (goddess of Rhamnous) at her sanctuary in Rhamnous north of Marathon, in Attica. The Nemeseia festival was held in Athens. The cult may have originated at Smyrna , on the west coast of Turkey.
Why did Ares became immortal?
Ares was born immortal, his parents being the Olympian deities Zeus and Hera.
Where did the goddess Nemesis live?
There is no reference to where Nemesis lived. She was not a Olympian goddess, but had close ties with the Olympian gods. She was also called Rhamnousousia/ Rhamnusia (goddess of Rhamnous) at her sanctuary in Rhamnous north of Marathon, in Attica. The Nemeseia festival was held in Athens. The cult may have originated at Smyrna , on the west coast of Turkey.
