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What is pollux the god of?
Pollux and Castor were gods that represented death and life/immortality.
What is the symbol for the Greek god Pollux?
In Greece he was actually Polydeuces, Pollux in Rome. No special symbol.
Who were the greek twin gods?
Castor and Pollux
Who was the mother of Pollux?
Leda, Queen of Sparta.
Who was castor and pollux's mother?
Leda daughter of Thestius and Laophohte or Eurythemis or Deidameia: she was Queen of Sparta, with her husband Tyndareus she had Castor with Zeus she had Pollux - though the boys are twins (born at the same time, different fathers).
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