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Most of the 12 major Roman gods identified with their Greek counterparts, they had many similarities and were drawn from Greek iconography, myths and religious practices. The 12 major Romans gods were called the Dii Consentes and their statues stood in the Roman Forum. The Dii Consentes consisted of 6 gods and 6 goddesses. #Ancient History #History #Infographic #History Facts #Gods #Roman #History in Pictures #Facts #Daily Facts #Major Gods #Modern History #Roman Empire

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Minerva is the Roman name for Athena, most commonly known as the goddess of war. However, she was also the goddess of commerce, industry, and education. Legend has it that she sprung from Jupiter's head.

Oceanus and Tethys: The Harmonious Couple of Greek Mythology - Twilight Tales of Tangled Thoughts

Athena as Archetype: symbolism, dreamwork, & meanings. I love Athena, and she also breaks my heart. Or rather, what was done to her breaks my heart. She is not a lost goddess, alike Hekate, Cybele, Inanna, Tiamat or Astarte - in essence, the goddesses mostly related to the Great Mother.

Religion: Romans worshipped many gods, with Jupiter and Juno being the most important. This image shows the king and queen of the gods in their thrones. The month of June was named after Juno as a sign of respect.

In many societies, ancient and modern, religion has performed a major role in their development, and the Roman Empire was no different. From the beginning Roman religion was polytheistic. From an initial...

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