The Greek Gods constantly made contact with mortals and either helped them or feuded with them. Here are some examples of mortals who made contact with the Gods.

More Plato mused about why people are so willing to kiss. His theory was as follows. Previously, a person to the form of a ball. He had four arms, four legs and two heads, both male and female. This is a single creature, however, was too arrogant, and Zeus, angry, divided it into "male" and "female" halves. And only through a kiss, according to Plato, it will connect again. In any case, the separation was a punishment. Zeus did not intend to give people pleasure … And calculate!

I seriously had to do some research on this one… these names are KILLER.

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Home of the Olympic Gods.

I have been tossing this idea around in my head for a while, but haven’t really found a way to express it. Remember to comment! Creative criticism is the way to go!

Phaethon’s Ride – Mythology Outline.

Homer (Il. 15.184–93) recounts that when the cosmos was divided among

the gods, Poseidon received the sea as his lot. Yet his first worshipers probably

did not live within sight of the sea. Poseidon was a powerful god among the

Mycenaean Greeks, and his cult is strongest among populations established

in the Greek world before the so-called Dorian invasion.

Major cults of Hera were not evenly spread over the Greek world, but instead

were characteristic of certain regions and peoples.

The supreme god of every Greek pantheon, Zeus appears in Greek cults not
only as a sovereign god of kings and city councils, the “father of gods and
men,” but in a multitude of other, humbler and less familiar guises.

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