Give an example of a demigod..

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An example of a demigod can be:

Hanuman, Nandi, Garuda, Achilles, Aneas, Bacchus, Hercules, Perseus, Atalanta, etc

hope this helps

iogann1982 [59]3 years ago

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A demigod can be $half$ $man$ $half$ $god$ . If you ever read any $Greek$ $Mythology$ books they have a $lot$ of $demigods$ in there

So, $Heracles$ is one of them and $Orion$ is another
there's more to them.

But good luck on your assignment and enjoy your day

~ $MeIsKaitlyn :)$

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