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Who is the Greek god of woods?
Pan god of the wild
Who is the Greek god of nature?
Pan
Who is pan the greek god?
Pan is the Greek god of the Wild. Nature nymphs and satyrs were mostly his followers.
How do you pronounce the name of the Greek god pan in Greek?
Easy . In Greek Panas in ancient Greek pan. Its a sort name to change it :)
Who was the shepherd god in greek myth?
Pan
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