Poseidon
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Poseidon is the ancient Greek god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses, one of the twelve Olympian deities.
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| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Greek god
→
Olympian deity → mythological character → |
| abode |
palace in the depths of the ocean
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the sea → |
| associatedPlace |
Atlantis
→
Cape Sounion → Corinth → |
| child |
Benthesikyme
→
Chrysaor → Pegasus → Polyphemus → Rhode → Theseus → Triton → |
| consort |
Amphitrite
→
Aphrodite → Demeter → Medusa → |
| culture |
Ancient Greek religion
→
|
| domain |
earthquakes
→
horses → sea → |
| epithet |
Earth-shaker
→
Enosichthon → Hippios → |
| festival |
Isthmian Games
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|
| gender |
male
→
|
| greekName |
Ποσειδῶν
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|
| majorSanctuary |
Isthmia
→
Sounion → |
| mythologicalEvent |
contest with Athena for patronage of Athens
→
division of the cosmos with Zeus and Hades → |
| offering |
bulls
→
horses → |
| pantheon |
Olympian gods
→
|
| parents |
Cronus
→
Rhea → |
| power |
causing earthquakes
→
control of seas → creating storms → |
| romanEquivalent |
Neptune
→
|
| sibling |
Demeter
→
Hades → Hera → Hestia → Zeus → |
| symbol |
bull
→
dolphin → horse → trident → |
| weapon |
trident
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|
| worshipType |
maritime cult
→
state cult → |