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Where was Greek Mythology founded?

In Greece, which was at that time called Hellas.


How does the word chronological related to Greek Mythology?

Chronos is the father of time in Greek myths. Chronology means the science of measuring time, so therefore comes from Cronos.


What is Chronos the god of?

Chronos or Kronos is basically the god of time. In Greek mythology he was the father of the famous Greek gods, but he ate all of them until Zeus because his mother, Rhea, hid him. Zeus then challenged him and made Kronos vomit all his siblings.


The time line of greek mythology?

750 BC - 146 BCThis is the timeline of Greek Mythology, and Greek times.Hope this helped!


Who is the other name for father time?

Father Time is also known as Chronos in Greek mythology. Chronos is often depicted as an old man with a long beard, carrying a scythe and an hourglass, symbolizing the passage of time.


Who was called father time in the greek myths?

Chronos was the Greek personification of Time. Not Cronus. Not Kronos. Chronos. He is not the father of the gods. He is the primordial personification of Time that predates the Titans and all the other gods.


What time was Medusa?

Greek mythology has no chronology.


Did greek mythology exist at the time of Noah?

Greek Mythology pre-dates Noah and the tales of the Bible; so, yes, it did, so too did Egyptian Mythology.


When did the Greek goddess Hera live?

There is no time-line/chronology in Greek Mythology.


When was Hestia's the Greek goddess of the hearth time period?

From ancient Greek mythology.


What time was Medusa born?

Greek mythology has no chronology.


Who was the father of Saturn and the grandfather of Jupiter?

The father of Saturn and the grandfather of Jupiter was Cronus, also known as Saturn in Roman mythology. In Greek mythology, Cronus was a Titan, the son of Uranus and Gaia. He is famously known for overthrowing his father Uranus and later being overthrown by his own son, Zeus (Jupiter in Roman mythology).