What ancient Greek beliefs about gods are prevalent in The Iliad of Homer ? Choose three correct answers.

In The Iliad, gods frequently interfere in battles and other human events, so they intervene in human affairs. They are immortal, meaning they live forever, and they possess powers and strength beyond those of humans. The gods often disagree and quarrel, so agreement is not a prevalent belief; they are not consistently gentle either.

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