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Who is the Greek god of singing?
Appollo, he was the Greek God of Music
Who was appollo in Greek mythology?
The god of the sun.
Did appollo the greek god have long hair?
Apollo had long, curly, golden hair.
Which Greek god had the most children?
The Greek god and goddess that have the most children is Nyx (Night), Zeus (Lighting) , and Aphrodite (Love)
What are facts about the Roman god Mars?
he was the son of Jupiterhe was the god of warhe had an affair with the goddess Venus (who was married to Vulcan)his Greek equivalent is Ares
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