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Apollo is the son of Zeus and Leto. In Greek mythology, he's the god of medicine, healing, truth, archery and light, among other things. His twin sister, Artemis, is the goddess of hunting.
Walk across nearly any cemetery in America, and you'll find several graves adorned with flowers. Few question why people leave flowers on a gravestone. But why do people leave pennies or other...
Poseidon was a senior god in the pantheon of Greek deities, brother to Zeus the king of the gods and Hades the god of the dead. He ruled over the seas and oceans, as well as the fish and other...
Poseidon was the Greek god of the sea, and also of earthquakes and horses. Mythology depicts him as being a temperamental god, who often plagued those who angered him with storms and shipwrecks....
Helios is the Greek god representing the sun. His Latin name is Sol Invictus, from which we derive the English word for "sun." Helios is a member of the Titan class of gods, in Greek...
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