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Poseidon is the Greek god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. He drives a chariot and wields a trident, and has responsibilities over controlling the sea and causing earthquakes. Poseidon is the son of Cronus and Rhea and the brother of five other siblings, and had many children with various women despite being married to Amphirite.
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- 2. • Poseidon is the god of sea, earthquakes, and horses. • Poseidon drives a chariot, holds a trident, but often changes shape.
- 3. • He is worshipped because of his navigation and being a fertility god. • His responsibility: control the sea, and cause earthquakes.
- 4. • He is son of Cronus and Rhea. • He is brother of five siblings. • Poseidon’s wife is Amphirite, and had over 50 kids with other women.
- 5. • When Poseidon was born he was swallowed by Cronus, but rescued by Zeus, or Rhea tricked Cronus, swallowing a horse instead.
- 6. • Odysseus wins the war (help of Poseidon). Lack of credit, Odysseus is punished. • Poseidon, again, punishes Odysseus for blinding his son, Polyphemus.
- 7. • Poseidon is known to keep his promises(moral/value we hold today)