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What was Triton the god of in Greek Mythology?
Triton was the herald of the sea, specifically his mother, Amphitrite. the son of poseidon
Was the Greek god Triton married?
No wife of his is mentioned in the mythological texts.
What male Greek god has 6 letters in his name?
Hermes, Priapus, Triton
Who does Hephaestus protect?
The Greek god Hephaestus protects his Mother, Hera in a Greek God myth.
What is greek god hecuba's symbol?
Hecuba is not actually a Greek god. She is the Queen of Troy, and the mother of Paris, who started the Trojan War.
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