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bY: Austin VanLaningham, Henry mccluskey & trey swearingen Poseidon bY: Austin VanLaningham, Henry mccluskey & trey swearingen

General Information God of the seas, horses and earthquakes Protector of the waters Poseidon’s weapon is the trident Causes earthquakes with the trident “The Earth-Shaking Bull http://mythologyfacts.weebly.com/information-about-poseidon.html

General Information Bad temper Very creative Second to Zeus in power Ruler of the Sea Can create storms and causing shipwrecks Has an underwater palace that he built himself http://mythologyfacts.weebly.com/information-about-poseidon.html

Roman copy of the Greek statue “Poseidon Statue” Museum in Madrid Roman copy of the Greek statue http://www.theoi.com/Gallery/S2.3.html

In the Yale University Art Gallery “Poseidon and Iris” 475 B.C. - 450 B.C. In the Yale University Art Gallery Painted by Aegisthus http://www.theoi.com/Gallery/K2.1B.html

http://www.theoi.com/Gallery/K2.4.html “Poseidon Riding Hippocamp” God of the Mediterranean Sea Name connected with Potos, Pontos, & Potamos Determined by family that he should ruler over the sea After his birth, he was raised among a flock of lambs Mother “Rhea” pretended to give birth to a young horse http://www.theoi.com/Gallery/K2.4.html

http://www.theoi.com/Gallery/Z2.1.html “Poseidon and Hippocamps” Hippocamp is a mythical seahorse Married to Amphitrite Had three children Triton, Rhode, and Benthesicyme Worship extend across Greece and Southern Italy, but was more looked up to in Peloponnesus http://www.theoi.com/Gallery/Z2.1.html

Poseidon Enthroned Greek vase Toledo Museum of Art 480 B.C. http://www.theoi.com/Gallery/P14.5C.html

Jatta National Archaeological Museum Poseidon & amphitrite Greek Vase Jatta National Archaeological Museum 400 B.C. – 390 B.C. http://www.theoi.com/Gallery/P14.7.html

Comparing the images All of the images contain Poseidon holding his trident In two out of the six, the images show Poseidon’s seahorse, Hippocamp All images show Poseidon portrayed with a long beard

Theories of Myth Myth as Aetiology Received his trident from the Cyclops after setting them free Uses trident to create earthquakes, storms, tsunamis, etc. Explaining earthquakes and storms in the sea Explains where tsunamis and waves come from

Theories of myth Myths as Instructive Models Protecting sailors at sea Guiding ships to safety Filling nets with fish

Discussion Question Why did Poseidon choose the sea as his empire, rather than the sky or land?