How did the Greeks use myths to explain the world around them?

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04-02-2016
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Anonymous Anonymous · Answer 1 · 2016-02-04T19:59:05-05:00

Anonymous Anonymous

04-02-2016

The Greek myths mainly focused on gods and goddesses.
If its:
Raining, its Zues.
Somebody in love, Aphrodite
Dangerous oceans, Poseidon
Death, Hades
So science wasnt really thought of back then.

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