All 11 Uses

Poseidon
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Circe
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My uncle Nereus, once the mighty ruler of the sea, was now lackey to its new god, Poseidon.†
p. 15.8

Poseidon = Greek mythology: the god of the sea (and earthquakes)
Brooding Poseidon, whose trident commands the waves, and Demeter, lady of bounty, whose harvests nourish all the world.†
p. 32.7
You were lord of the sea before Olympian Poseidon robbed you.†
p. 46.8
They took him to Nereus, old Titan god of the sea, who in turn introduced him to Poseidon, his new lord.†
p. 51.2
He was polishing a new trident, a gift from Poseidon himself.†
p. 52.1
Hera, Poseidon, Aphrodite.†
p. 200.9
They had been ambushed by the cyclops Polyphemus, a savage one-eyed giant who was a son of Poseidon.†
p. 207.4 *
Odysseus had had to blind him to escape, and now Poseidon hunted them across the waves in vengeance.†
p. 207.5
He would race across the sea, tacking between storms and Poseidon's great hand, his eye fixed on home.†
p. 227.2
That Odysseus had not been able to take them had been a piece of Poseidon's vengeance.†
p. 275.5
And Poseidon's wrath that everyone pitied him for?†
p. 321.1

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