People would pray to the Greek god Demeter for a good harvest. This was because she was the most generous of all of the Greek gods and was beloved for her service to mankind in giving them the gift of the harvest, the reward for cultivation of the soil. The Roman name for Demeter was "Ceres", from whence we get our English word "cereal".
As a Greek farmer, you would likely pray to Demeter, the goddess of agriculture, fertility, and the harvest. Demeter was highly revered by farmers for her role in ensuring bountiful crops and a successful harvest. Offering prayers and sacrifices to Demeter was believed to bring about prosperity and abundance to the land.
They would likely pray to Demeter, goddess of the harvest.
Before you plant your seeds and before you harvest. And sometimes in between so the plants grow nicely. You would normally go to the temple of Demeter or to any temple if there was not a specific one to Demeter close enough. You can pray anywhere but worship and special requests were usually accompanied by a sacrifice or offering in a temple. Any place that has a special significance for the deity you are praying to would work as well.
Farmers in ancient Greece would pray to Demeter, the goddess of the harvest and agriculture. She was believed to be responsible for the fertility of the earth and the success of the crops. Farmers would make offerings and sacrifices to her to ensure a bountiful harvest.
To pray
Demeter was the goddess of harvest. her power was to make ferility in earths crops and make any living thing grow. that was her responsibilty. when Demeter was depressed she would cut off crops and let the people sturve
A man who leads people to pray ;)
Aphrodite (Roman, Venus) was the Greek goddess of love and beauty, so people would pray to her for anything concerning those.
A person who would relate to demeter would be your mom.
None; Demeter had consorts and lovers but no husbands.
Demeter is motherly and generous to other people.
Most people pray at the western wall.