Scull, Sarah Amelia · Philadelphia : Porter & Coates · leaf 121
s. 3. Protector of buildings. Arch,, perhaps the de- positing of sediment through which shores areextended. 4. Assisting warriors by enveloping their enemies in mists. 5. Inspiring heroes with physical courage by a touch of his trident, but having no power overmind.Theog.: Position, subordinate to… … 119 I20 GREEK MYTHOLOGY. Early Legends. Aided Zeus in the Titanic War (Table B, 4). Abode. 1. A splendid palace in the depths of the sea, near 2. Poseidon appeared at the Olympian court, also inthe plains of Troy. Attendants. Triton (his son), as herald. Nereides, as attendants of Poseidon and…
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