A Short Myth on Poseidon

"Men, this is easy, I think it is more difficult to think that this is Poseidon," he said. He managed to pierce the air some times with Trident and handed it to Eddie. At the same time, Poseidon sat on the throne of Mount Olympus and swept through Eddie and the Hermit. He was taking a nap when he woke up with two noisy fatal celebrations. Deadly people are sometimes very annoying.

Poseidon: Poseidon is short-lived in the Mediterranean. He caused an earthquake and brought Trident. Bluebeard Poseidon can make seafarers safe and affluent traveling far away, kill with storms and waves. Poseidon was really angry with Odysseus when the hero blinded Cyclops, the son of Poseidon. Dionysus: Dionysus is the god of wine and party. He also represents the transition and takes various actions. The theater was devised as a way to respect Dionysus. He is also the resultant god, as he felt sick after drinking too much wine the night before. His mother, Semele, exploded with Hera's trick and brought to Zeus's thigh as a baby, so he made an interesting birth. He has a thyrsos - a pine cone shaped rod on it, representing the wildiness of the party!

The myth of King Minoa and Minotaur is known as the early myth of Greece. It is said that Minos is the son of Zeus and Europe. In order to ensure his claim against the territory of Crete and Knossos, he asked Poseidon to confirm his rule in exchange for the sacrifice. Poseidon bullied as a symbol, but Minos did not claim that his trade had ended. As a punishment, Poseidon forced Minos' wife Pacief to follow the bulls. She hides the artificial cow, mates with the bulls, gives births and half-boys. Ashamed of this descendant, Minos closed him in the maze maze. Later, Theuses killed Minotaur and saved his city Thebe.

In the legend of Atlantis, there is no other myth except the names of Atlas and Poseidon. The first son of the son was born in Atlas, appointed to be the rest of the king, the island followed him.

Some theories think the myth begins with allegory of natural phenomena. Apollo represents the sun, and Poseidon represents water. According to another theory, the myth starts with a fable of philosophical or spiritual concept: Athena represents sensible judgment, aphrodite's desire, etc. Mueller supports the mythical theory of fables. He believes that the beginning of the myth is an explanation of the natural fable and is gradually explained in verbatim. For example, the poetic description of the "raging" of the sea is literally understood, and the sea is considered a raging God.