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Who was the Greek goddess of victory called?
Nike (pronounced NICK-EE). Hence the sports footwear makers have tried to get in on the act.
Who are the greek goddess Nike's parents?
Nike's parents are pallas and styx.
Was nike an owl?
No, Nike is not a owl in Greek mythology she is a victory goddess.
What was Nike the greek goddess of?
Nike is often portrayed with a palm frond or wreath to crown victors, sometimes she is portrayed erecting a trophy.Nike's symbol was her wings and an often a wreath to crown vistors
Who is Greek goddess in triumph?
If you mean the goddess of victory, she was called Nike.
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