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Encyclopedia > Greek god
Contents
1 Greek mythological characters
2 Immortals

2.1 The twelve gods of Olympus
2.2 Other deities
2.3 Primeval gods
2.4 Titans
2.5 The Hundred-Handed
2.6 Cyclopes
2.7 River gods
2.8 Nymphs
2.9 Giants

3 Mortals

3.1 A-B
3.2 C-G
3.3 H-L
3.4 M-P
3.5 R-Z

Greek mythological characters

(Most of the gods and goddesses had Roman equivalents.)


See also family tree of the Greek gods and the list of Greek mythological creatures.


Immortals

The twelve gods of Olympus

Other deities

Primeval gods

Titans

The Hundred-Handed

Cyclopes

River gods

Nymphs

Giants

Mortals

A-B

C-G

H-L

M-P

R-Z


  Results from FactBites:
 
Greek Mythology - MSN Encarta (558 words)
Greek mythology was like a complex and rich language, in which the Greeks could express a vast range of perceptions about the world.
A Greek city-state devoted itself to a particular god or group of gods in whose honor it built temples.
The Greek gods resembled human beings in their form and in their emotions, and they lived in a society that resembled human society in its levels of authority and power.
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