The Greek fisherman Glaucus underwent this process after inadvertently eating an herb sown byCronos. When mythical Greeks are forced to jump into the sea, those lucky ones who do not transform intobirds sometimes complete this process undergone by Melicertes and his mother Leucothea. In art, Iris oftenaccompanies those undergoing this process, which was earned by a woman after she sorted jumbled grainswith the help of some ants and collected golden wool from vicious sheep. Heracles is said to have enteredthis process through ritual burning. Some Romans preferred to believe that, rather than being torn to piecesby angry senators, Romulus underwent this process and became Quirinus. A comet was taken as evidencethat Julius Caesar had undergone this process. For 10 poi
The Greek fisherman Glaucus underwent this process after inadvertently eating an herb sown byCronos. When mythical Greeks are forced to jump into the sea, those lucky ones who do not transform intobirds sometimes complete this process undergone by Melicertes and his mother Leucothea. In art, Iris oftenaccompanies those undergoing this process, which was earned by a woman after she sorted jumbled grainswith the help of some ants and collected golden wool from vicious sheep. Heracles is said to have enteredthis process through ritual burning. Some Romans preferred to believe that, rather than being torn to piecesby angry senators, Romulus underwent this process and became Quirinus. A comet was taken as evidencethat Julius Caesar had undergone this process. For 10 points, name this process by which one becomes agod.
The Greek fisherman Glaucus underwent this process after inadvertently eating an herb sown byCronos.
apotheosis [or deification; or becoming a god until it is read; prompt on "dying"]