Mythology

Mythology Greek mythology was fully developed by about the 8th century BC. As the Greek people began to realize that the sun, moon and stars followed certain rhythms with The seasons, they thought that something not beast nor human had the power. That is were the idea of gods came in. Ancient Greeks believed that the gods, who resembled Humans lived on Mount Olympus, where they had their own little society. Individual Gods were part of three main parts of the world—the sky or heaven, the sea, and the Earth. The 12 chief gods were Zeus was the god of the sky and ruler of the Olympian gods. He was considered the father of the gods, and of mortals, although he did not create either; he was their father in the sense of being the ruler both of the Olympian gods and of the human race. He was the rain god, and the cloud gatherer, his wepon was mythology, gods, zeus, cronus, titans, god, father, sky, ruler, rhea, one, olympian, human, followed, children, birth, ancient, youngest, wrapped, world—the, wepon, war, vengeance, upon, tree, thunderbolt, three, thought, terrible, tartarus, take, swallowed, swallow, swaddling, sun, successful