Question

what ancient greek beliefs about gods are prevalent in the iliad of homer? select three options. gods are gentle. gods live forever. gods agree with one another. gods have supernatural strength. gods intervene in human affairs.

Explanation:

In The Iliad, gods are immortal (live forever), possess supernatural strength (e.g., can influence battles in powerful ways), and intervene in human affairs (take sides in the Trojan War). They are not always gentle (e.g., can be wrathful) and do not always agree (e.g., different gods support different sides in the war).

Answer:

• Gods live forever.
• Gods have supernatural strength.
• Gods intervene in human affairs.