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Where do greek mythology harpies come from?
Harpies are the hounds of Hades, so I guess they are from the Underworld.
Who killed the Chimera in Greek Mythology?
Bellaphron killed the chimera
Can Greek gods be killed, or are they immortal beings?
Greek gods are considered immortal beings in Greek mythology and cannot be killed in the traditional sense.
In Greek mythology who was Theseus?
Theseus in Greek mythology was the hero who killed the Minotaur. He was journeying around Greece and arrived at Crete. There he killed the Minotaur. He is supposed to have been the founder and first king of Athens.
Who killed the greek god eros?
No one could kill Eros. In Greek mythology the Greek god Eros is immortal.
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