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Who lost 14 children as punishment for pride in Greek mythology?
Niobe and Amphion.
How did hades the greek god lose his arm?
The god of the Underworld, Hades, never lost his arm in Greek myth.
In Greek Mythology who lost their power when their hair was cut off?
Samson
Why is Dionysus important to Greek mythology?
He is the god of wine and celebrations. He MIGHT be important because let's say the Olympians win in a battle, they can celebrate!
The casting of lots in Greek mythology?
Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades cast lots to see who would get what of the world. Zeus won and became king of the gods and god of the sky. Poseidon became the god of the sea and Hades lost and became the god of the underworld
Wife had a husband that got lost at sea in mythology?
Alcyone, whose husband Ceyx was lost and killed at sea.
Which greek god lost her husband at sea?
Alcyone was the Greek goddes who lost her husband at sea.
Wife whose husband was lost at sea?
Alcyone
Who would die if they lost a race in Greek mythology?
The suitors of Atalanta.
What do you call a woman who lost her husband by death?
A woman whose husband has died is called a widow
Who lost 14 children as punishment for pride in Greek mythology?
Niobe and Amphion.
How did hades the greek god lose his arm?
The god of the Underworld, Hades, never lost his arm in Greek myth.
In Greek Mythology who lost their power when their hair was cut off?
Samson
Is the lost hero about Percy?
No it isn't. Its a diffrent series but it still involves Greek Mythology.
When was Hestia born?
Greek mythology does not give a date of birth for Hestia. She was however the first born of Cronus and Rhea, father and mother of Zeus, Hades, Poseidon, Hera, and Demeter.
What do you call a person whose spouse has died?
A woman who has lost her husband is a widow. A man who has lost his wife is a widower.
What is a trait of being a hero from the Greek mythology perspective?
In Greek mythology, heroes were the epitome of what it meant to be human. They suffered, they conquered, they accomplished impossible feats (but almost always with help), they loved and they lost. They were the guide posts for the Greek people to pattern their lives.
