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Poseidon was one of the major deities in ancient Greece. He was the God of the sea, of earthquakes and of horses. He was swallowed by his father Cronus at birth and it was his brother Zeus who ultimately forced Cronus to disgorge him. Poseidon was infamous for his violent temper and he also often enforced himself on nymphs, goddesses as well as mortals. As a consequence he father numerous gods, demigods and other creatures. The trident is the most prominent symbol associated with Poseidon and it may still be seen on the flag of Barbados, among other things. Homer’s famous epics Iliad and Odyssey both feature Poseidon in an important role and he also features in numerous other works of literature, art and films. Here are 10 interesting facts on the Ancient Greek God Poseidon.

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He is the God of the ocean earthquakes and horses
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Poseidon was one of the major deities in ancient Greece. He was the God of the sea, of earthquakes and of horses. He was swallowed by his father Cronus at birth and it was his brother Zeus who ultimately forced Cronus to disgorge him. Poseidon was infamous for his violent temper and he also often enforced himself on nymphs, goddesses as well as mortals. As a consequence he father numerous gods, demigods and other creatures. The trident is the most prominent symbol associated with Poseidon and it may still be seen on the flag of Barbados, among other things. Homer’s famous epics Iliad and Odyssey both feature Poseidon in an important role and he also features in numerous other works of literature, art and films. Here are 10 interesting facts on the Ancient Greek God Poseidon.

Greek got posiden

He is the God of the ocean earthquakes and horses
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Poseidon was one of the major deities in ancient Greece. He was the God of the sea, of earthquakes and of horses. He was swallowed by his father Cronus at birth and it was his brother Zeus who ultimately forced Cronus to disgorge him. Poseidon was infamous for his violent temper and he also often enforced himself on nymphs, goddesses as well as mortals. As a consequence he father numerous gods, demigods and other creatures. The trident is the most prominent symbol associated with Poseidon and it may still be seen on the flag of Barbados, among other things. Homer’s famous epics Iliad and Odyssey both feature Poseidon in an important role and he also features in numerous other works of literature, art and films. Here are 10 interesting facts on the Ancient Greek God Poseidon.

Greek got posiden

He is the God of the ocean earthquakes and horses
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Poseidon was one of the major deities in ancient Greece. He was the God of the sea, of earthquakes and of horses. He was swallowed by his father Cronus at birth and it was his brother Zeus who ultimately forced Cronus to disgorge him. Poseidon was infamous for his violent temper and he also often enforced himself on nymphs, goddesses as well as mortals. As a consequence he father numerous gods, demigods and other creatures. The trident is the most prominent symbol associated with Poseidon and it may still be seen on the flag of Barbados, among other things. Homer’s famous epics Iliad and Odyssey both feature Poseidon in an important role and he also features in numerous other works of literature, art and films. Here are 10 interesting facts on the Ancient Greek God Poseidon.

Greek got posiden

He is the God of the ocean earthquakes and horses
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Poseidon was one of the major deities in ancient Greece. He was the God of the sea, of earthquakes and of horses. He was swallowed by his father Cronus at birth and it was his brother Zeus who ultimately forced Cronus to disgorge him. Poseidon was infamous for his violent temper and he also often enforced himself on nymphs, goddesses as well as mortals. As a consequence he father numerous gods, demigods and other creatures. The trident is the most prominent symbol associated with Poseidon and it may still be seen on the flag of Barbados, among other things. Homer’s famous epics Iliad and Odyssey both feature Poseidon in an important role and he also features in numerous other works of literature, art and films. Here are 10 interesting facts on the Ancient Greek God Poseidon.

Greek got posiden

He is the God of the ocean earthquakes and horses
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  • He is the God of the ocean earthquakes and horses
  • Greek got posiden
  • Poseidon is best known holding his trident (a large three-pronged spear), and as well as being the god of the sea, he's also known as being the god of earthquakes, storms and horses too.
  • Poseidon was one of the major deities in ancient Greece. He was the God of the sea, of earthquakes and of horses. He was swallowed by his father Cronus at birth and it was his brother Zeus who ultimately forced Cronus to disgorge him. Poseidon was infamous for his violent temper and he also often enforced himself on nymphs, goddesses as well as mortals. As a consequence he father numerous gods, demigods and other creatures. The trident is the most prominent symbol associated with Poseidon and it may still be seen on the flag of Barbados, among other things. Homer’s famous epics Iliad and Odyssey both feature Poseidon in an important role and he also features in numerous other works of literature, art and films. Here are 10 interesting facts on the Ancient Greek God Poseidon.
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