In Greek mythology, which Olympian god (brother of Zeus, and the enemy of Odysseus) used a trident to threaten his father, and ruled the sea after the Titans were defeated? Ares (Roman name = Mars) Hades (Roman name = Pluto) Apollo (Roman name = Phoebus) Hermes (Roman name = Mercury) Poseidon (Roman name = Neptune)

In Greek mythology, which Olympian god (brother of Zeus, and the enemy of Odysseus) used a trident to threaten his father, and ruled the sea after the Titans were defeated? Ares (Roman name = Mars) Hades (Roman name = Pluto) Apollo (Roman name = Phoebus) Hermes (Roman name = Mercury) Poseidon (Roman name = Neptune)

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