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If the plant is dead, has dried out roots or the incorrect item was shipped just notify Plant Addicts within 3 days upon delivery. Plant Addicts guarantees your plant(s) will arrive happy and healthy, but the plant(s) are being shipped through the mail and accidents happen. It might interest you.Plant Addict Guarantee (Included On All Plant Orders) For example, Arion, a horse who had the gift of speech, and the winged ram, Chrysomalius, (the Golden Fleece). This meant he had children without human form. Poseidon frequently transformed himself into an animal to possess the women he desired. He also had an affair with his granddaughter, Alope. Poseidon raped a maiden named Caeneus, who asked him to turn her into a male warrior and the god agreed. Poseidon impersonated him and their union resulted in twin boys who later become heroes. She was married, but she was in love with a river god, Eniopeus. One of his lovers was a woman named Tyro. She didn’t really want to marry him but accepted after one of his messengers begged her.Īfter the union, Poseidon had many love affairs with goddesses, nymphs, and mortals. Formally, his wife was the nymph Amphitrite, goddess of the calm sea.Īs a wedding gift, the god of the oceans gave her a crown made of pearls and shells. Like other Olympian gods, Poseidon wasn’t a model of fidelity, quite the opposite, in fact. Even so, the Greeks always worshipped him since, as seafaring people, they couldn’t do without his protection during their voyages. Later, he claimed the life of the successor of the king who’d given the patronage of Athens to Athena. Poseidon became enraged and flooded part of the region with his salty waters. This impressed Cécrops, who immediately named her patron of the city. Meanwhile, Athena taught the king the secrets of olive cultivation. However, he only ruled over the seas, so the water that gushed out was salty, which was of little use to the city. Poseidon struck the earth with his trident and a spring of water was born, which he gave to the city. To influence his decision, each of the two gods gave him a gift. The conflict was finally to be settled by Cécrope, king of the Athenians. The rise of AthensĪccording to the myth of Poseidon, Athens was becoming a prosperous city and both Athena and Poseidon wanted to be its rulers.
After the victory, Poseidon was left with dominance over the world’s oceans. Eventually, with his brother Zeus, Poseidon fought Cronus and they won. They made an instrument for Poseidon that would later become his symbol, the trident. The Telchines were skilled in the art of blacksmithing and metallurgy. They had the heads of dogs and fish fins for hands. Later, Poseidon was raised by the Telchines. Arne, daughter of Aeolus, the god of the winds, was his nursemaid. Meanwhile, she hid her son in a flock of sheep. Rhea pretended to have given birth to a foal and Cronus swallowed it. However, the future god of the oceans was saved from that fate by a ruse carried out by his mother, Rhea. For that reason, every time Cronus had a son, he swallowed it. An oracle assured this god that one of his sons would dethrone him. In Greek mythology, before the gods of Olympus appeared, Cronus reigned.
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