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Mother of Oceanus
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One of the Greek primordial gods that ruled on the earth before the arrival of the Olympians
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The son of Pontus and Gaia (Gaea) Referred to as the Old Man of the Sea (the Mediterranean)
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Water nymphs who lived in small bodies of water such as springs, fountains, and brooks
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Pontus translation
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Poseidon's mother, who saved him from being devoured from Cronus
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Due to his influence on the waters, it gave him a reputation of having a connection to navigation in which he was worshiped by sailors for safe voyages
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Poseidon tried impressing her by creating the first horse
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Sister and wife of Oceanus
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Father of Oceanus
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Known as the son of Poseidon and Amphitrite and as the trumpeter of the sea who had a special attribute where he blew into a twisted conch shell and had the ability to calm and raise the ocean waves
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Poseidon's other brother
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A primordial titan god of the river ocean,Okeanos, which was the river that encircled the earth
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Nereus's wife, who had 50 daughters later known as the Nereids (nymphs of the sea)
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One of the unimportant divinities of the sea who used to be mortal
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Has the power to shapeshift and was given the power to foreshadow the future (prophecy) by Poseidon
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Nereus's symbol
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Poseidon's brother
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Poseidon used THIS as a symbol of his power which created earthquakes and gave the ability to shatter any object, giving him the nickname, “Earth-Shaker'
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One of Poseidon's sacred animals
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