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What God or Goddess does Odysseus anger?
Poseidon
What god did Medusa anger?
Medusa angered the goddess Athena.
Why was Athena called the goddess of war?
She wasn't really the Goddess of War (Ares has that covered). She was the Goddess of Wisdom and War Strategy, and she would only fight for a cause. She's also been known to be the goddess of righteous war and justice.
What was Athena's purpose?
Athena was a goddess in the Greek pantheon, and the favourite daughter of Zeus. She was the patron goddess of Athens and the goddess of wisdom, strategy and war. She also helped those humans who worshipped her and who, by righteous conduct, deserved her assistance.
Was the goddess Athena ever banished?
No, Athena was never banished from Olympus. It really isn't in her nature to do something that would anger her father, Zeus.
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