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What is the mythical purpose of mount Olympus?
The mythical purpose of Mount Olympus was that it was a home to the 12 Olympians in Greek Mythology. They had a castle there, and they each had thrones.
Who was pairs in greek mythology?
If you mean the 12 Olympians in Greek mythology look below I'm sure that Aphrodite--Hephaestus
Who had to perform 12 labors in Greek mythology?
Hercules
As mentioned in Greek Mythology who is Hyperion?
Hyperion was the "watcher from above". He was one of the 12 Greek titans in Greek Mythology. He was also said to be the lord of light and Titan of the East.
How many gods are there in Greek mythology?
There are many gods in Greek mythology, but the main ones are the 12 Olympian gods who ruled from Mount Olympus.
How many chief gods are there in Greek Mythology?
There are 12 Olympian gods.
How many olmpians are there in Percy Jackson?
12 just like in Greek Mythology
Are there twenty titans in Greek mythology?
There are 12 titans in Greek mythology. 2 of them were good, the rest were bad No i disagree technically it was 10 of them fought on the titans side and 2 of them fought on the Gods side
When did hyperion die?
Hyperion is part of Greek Mythology as well as a comic book character. The Greek mythology Hyperion was one of the 12 Titans, he does not have a documented date of death because he is mythical.
How tall were the Greek gods according to ancient mythology?
In ancient Greek mythology, the gods were believed to be taller than humans, with some sources describing them as being around 12 to 15 feet tall.
What is the myth behind the number 12 in Greek mythology?
There is no specific myth or reasoning behind the use of the number 12 on mythology aside from it's connection to the calendar and the zodiac. The only instances of 12 are the 12 Olympians and the 12 labors of Heracles (which were originally 10)
Who is 12 goddess of Greek mythology?
If you mean Who the goddesses of the 12 Olympians are that is: Athena, Aphrodite, Hestia, Hera, Artemis, Demeter, and Persephone.
