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Who were posidens sisters?
The Greek god Poseidon was sisters with Hera, Hestia, and Demeter.
What did the Greek God Zeus Protect?
His brothers and sisters.
Who was the oldest Greek God between Zeus and his brothers and his sisters?
Hestia was the oldest child of her brothers and sisters
Did the greek god pan have any brothers or sisters?
Any son or daughter of Hermes would be thought a half-sibling of Pan.
Who is the peace loving greek god?
The Greek goddess of peace was Eirene, also spelled ad Irene. Eirene was a Horai goddess of the season of spring. Her sisters were named Dike and Eunomia.
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