The
Gods of
ancient Greece had a number of complicated
relationships with the
mortals they presided over. By evaluating the myths left by the ancient Greeks, those relationships can be better examined. This paper addresses the question of what is the nature of these divine interaction, and how does each side
truly perceive each other. It shows how the Gods and mortals interact in a variety of ways, but the true natures of these interactions truly describe how the ancient Greeks perceived their gods.