poseidon- he is the god of the oceans.. I think!!
anything that is natural to the earth that they explained like rainbows or rain, flowers trees, stuff of that nature.
it was affected by the sea because they had to trade there
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They are fantasy creatures and were created through the imagination of certain authors.
Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea and earthquakes, was often associated with releasing his wrath through whirlpools and tsunamis. He was known to cause destructive forces in the ocean, bringing about chaos and disaster.
The creature that creates whirlpools in Greek mythology is Charybdis, she has a sister named Scylla who has snakes for hands.
Neptune- also poseidon- is the god of the oceans and seas so it does include tsunamis. He also created horses
They wouldn't have called them tsunamis because that's a Japanese word, but any tidal waves and their usual cause, earthquakes, would have been blamed on Poseidon.
According to the ancients, Poseidon was the source of Earthquakes and the resultant tidal waves.
Gaia, according to greek myths, is the earth. So her special talents would be what ever the earth does... tsunamis, volcanoes,wind,rain. The greek gods my controll them but Gaia makes them possible. Oh and she is the mother of all Titans, gods, cyclopses, ect....
Poseidon, Greek god of the sea, had a kind relationship with humans, and is mostly peaceful. Occasionally though, he will lash out, whick can result in earthquakes and tsunamis.
anything that is natural to the earth that they explained like rainbows or rain, flowers trees, stuff of that nature.
Greek culture was spread through conquering of neighboring countries.
Greek philosophers sought to understand and explain the world around them through the use of reason and logic. They grappled with questions about the nature of reality, the meaning of life, and the role of individuals in society, aiming to provide a rational and systematic approach to these fundamental inquiries. Their contributions laid the foundation for Western philosophy and continue to influence contemporary thought.
Eimi is Greek for "I am" Eimi is also ancient Greek for 'I will go'.
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