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In Greek mythology, the chief god was?
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In Greek mythology, the chief god was?
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Zeus he was the ruler of all and all the other gods
(fun fact) - The Roman head god was Jupiter...
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The chief god was Zeus. Before he became “Master of the Universe” and “Guarantor of World Order” he used his chief weapon, the thunderbolt, to demonstrate his power, also knowing he had a more humble start.
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