Front Side of a Horse on a Marble Base in Bronze health Minos was supposed to sacrifice

Minos was supposed to sacrifice the bull to Poseidon but

and endless fertilizing energy

Dancing horse bronze figure that reminds us of the important role of horses in Ancient Greece

Agamemnon was forced to sacrifice his own daughter Iphigeneia

with his infallible judgment

Front Side of a Horse on a Marble Base in Bronze health Minos was supposed to sacrificeHorses in Ancient Greece were deemed to be immortal, strong and proud animals which symbolized strength, beauty and pride. They were worshipped and associated with the victory of wars, as well as with Alexander the Great. Poseidon, the God of the sea, was considered to be the horse's creator. Ancient Greek horses were not very tall or large, but they were known for being firm and mighty. It is worth mentioning that Homer in the "Iliad", attributes