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Poseidon

Poseidon. By Az. Who Is He?.

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Poseidon

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  1. Poseidon By Az

  2. Who Is He?

  3. He has many names, but is commonly known as Poseidon or Neptune (Neptūnus in Latin). Depending on which country you are from, Poseidon (Neptune) will be God of different things. In Roman mythology Neptune is God of water and sea. In Greek mythology Poseidon is God of Water, Sea, Earthquakes, Horses and Navigation.

  4. Poseidon in Greek Mythology

  5. In Greek mythology Poseidon is God of Water, Sea, Earthquake, Horses and Navigation. He is one of the 12 Olympian and is the son of Titan Cronus and Rhea. Brother of Zeus and Hades. Husband of Amphitrite which with her had Triton.

  6. Poseidon’s Kids

  7. This is includes the kids with his Mistresses and Wife. • Lycus, • Eumolpus, • Poriclymenus, • Atlas, • Eymelus, • Ampheres, • Evaemon, • Mneseus, • Autochthon, • Elasippus, • Mestor, • Azaes, • Diaprepes, • Arion, • Despoina, • Euphemus, • Father of Theseus, • Hippothoon, • Rhode, • Triton, • Benthesikyme, • Ancaeus, • Eurypylos, • Aloeus, • Epopeus, • Hopelus, • Nireus, • Triopas, • Hios, • Taphius, • Aloadae, • Belus,

  8. Tne List Continue’s • Aon, • Byzas, • Cercyon, • Cycnus, • Evadne, • Lotis, • Polyphemus, • Pelias, • Charybdis, • Nauplius, • Rhodus and Sinis. • Orion, • Agenor, • Lelex, • Lamia, • Amycus, • Pegasus, • Chrysaor, • Nausithous, • Taras, • Neleus, • Pelias, • Antaeus,

  9. Poseidon Depiction

  10. A statue of Poseidon in Copenhagen Port

  11. This is a Mosaic of Poseidon in Tunisia. It was created in early 3rd century AD.

  12. A giant statue of Neptune at Virginia Beach, U.S.A.

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