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You mean the Parthenon? If you meant that, it is a structure that the ancient Greeks made in the Acropolis. You can see the remains and it still stands strong and proud. There also there used to be a statue of Athena that made out of gold but sadly as time passed by, theives stole pieces of the statue and nothing was left.
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What is the panthenon used for?
The panthenon is used for hot sexy MONKEY LOVE!!!!!!!!
How does Zeus tie in with others in greek panthenon?
Zeus was the king of the skies and ruler of the Greek panthenon.
What country is the Panthenon located in?
Rome, Italy.
Why was the panthenon built?
They needed somewhere to stash midgets
What was built in Athenas honor?
The panthenon was built as a tribute to Athena, the godess of wisdom, battle and useful crafts.
Does the Parthenon still stand?
The PARTHENON still exists today, but no panthenon.
Who was hadrian from rome?
Hadrian was the middle emperor of the so-called five good emperors. He consolidated the borders of the empire, relinquishing some of the territories that his predecessor, Trajan, had annexed. He is known as the persecutor of the Jews after the second Jewish revolt. He is also known for his building projects such as Hadrian's Wall, the new Panthenon, Hadrian's tomb and the villa at Tivoli.
What are Assassin's Creed Brotherhood multiplayer modes?
rome (panthenon area), florence (area where you chase the thief and then meet la volpe), Venice (palazzo de san Marco area), sienna (i think that's wat its called), inside this big building, and one other place that i cant remember that looks like rome but isn't
What religion are Egyptians?
Historically, Egyptians were polytheists who worshipped Pharaoh and other Egyptian gods. By the mid-400s BCE, most Egyptians had begun to worship the Greek gods. By the mid-400s CE, most Egyptians were Coptic Christian. During the 800s and 900s CE a large percentage of Egyptians converted to Islam. Today, Egypt is roughly 90% Sunni Muslim and 10% Coptic Christian.
Why the pope is so powerful?
Roman Catholic AnswerThe Pope, in and of himself, has very little to no "power". At one time, he was the secular ruler of a pretty big territory in Italy, and, at that time, had secular power. However, he is only the Vicar of Our Blessed Lord, and, as such, all the real power belongs to God, and the Pope is just the humble servant of the servants of God. In terms of everyday life, he wielded more influence back in the early centuries when, as a whole, people were more religious and faithful, and realized what was important in life. As the faith has grown weak, his influence has gotten to be less.
