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GREEK GODS
Zevs
was the god of gods and protector of ancient Greece. We
might refer to
him as Zeus but to the Greeks he’s Zevs and, well, they
should know.
Poseidon, god of the seas, was his brother, as was Hades,
god of the
underworld. Hera was his (main) wife. To seduce
mortal women
he
would change shape in to a bull, a white swan or a shower
of golden
rain. Bit of a kinky old god, or what!?!
Definitely not to be confused with
kamákia…‘spearers
of game’ or ‘harpoons’ – macho Greek ‘lads’ who think
they’re Greek sex
gods and set out to seduce foreign females. If
the attention is not welcomed, ”Go away, please” in Greek
is
“Fee’getay,
parakalor”. Of course,
kamákia aren't to be confused
with the natural charm usually
shown to female visitors by
Greek men (aged 5 – 105).
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