Yes, they were all brothers and sisters and husbands and wives.
Yes
Only one. Most Italians are Christian. If you mean ancient Rome, it is impossible to answer your question because the Romans not only had their own pantheon of gods, but they imported gods and goddesses from other cultures as well. Then each household had its family gods and individuals had personal gods.Only one. Most Italians are Christian. If you mean ancient Rome, it is impossible to answer your question because the Romans not only had their own pantheon of gods, but they imported gods and goddesses from other cultures as well. Then each household had its family gods and individuals had personal gods.Only one. Most Italians are Christian. If you mean ancient Rome, it is impossible to answer your question because the Romans not only had their own pantheon of gods, but they imported gods and goddesses from other cultures as well. Then each household had its family gods and individuals had personal gods.Only one. Most Italians are Christian. If you mean ancient Rome, it is impossible to answer your question because the Romans not only had their own pantheon of gods, but they imported gods and goddesses from other cultures as well. Then each household had its family gods and individuals had personal gods.Only one. Most Italians are Christian. If you mean ancient Rome, it is impossible to answer your question because the Romans not only had their own pantheon of gods, but they imported gods and goddesses from other cultures as well. Then each household had its family gods and individuals had personal gods.Only one. Most Italians are Christian. If you mean ancient Rome, it is impossible to answer your question because the Romans not only had their own pantheon of gods, but they imported gods and goddesses from other cultures as well. Then each household had its family gods and individuals had personal gods.Only one. Most Italians are Christian. If you mean ancient Rome, it is impossible to answer your question because the Romans not only had their own pantheon of gods, but they imported gods and goddesses from other cultures as well. Then each household had its family gods and individuals had personal gods.Only one. Most Italians are Christian. If you mean ancient Rome, it is impossible to answer your question because the Romans not only had their own pantheon of gods, but they imported gods and goddesses from other cultures as well. Then each household had its family gods and individuals had personal gods.Only one. Most Italians are Christian. If you mean ancient Rome, it is impossible to answer your question because the Romans not only had their own pantheon of gods, but they imported gods and goddesses from other cultures as well. Then each household had its family gods and individuals had personal gods.
I think that Zeus and all other Greek gods are friend with each other
Because the Ancient Roman people believed in those Roman gods and goddesses. As well as other gods and goddesses from foreign people.
Each city had temples for the gods.
In ancient Greek mythology, the other name they used to refer to the Elder Gods was the term Titans.
No, some were, while others were not. Some of the gods were around prior to when Zeus came.
Ancient gods and goddesses were often connected through family relationships and mythological tales. They were portrayed as a pantheon or a family of gods, with various familial connections and hierarchical structures. For example, Zeus was the father of many other gods and goddesses, Hera was his sister and wife, and they had children like Apollo, Artemis, and Athena. These connections helped establish the order and hierarchy of the divine world in ancient mythologies.
Plays in ancient Rome were held on holidays. Rome had two hundred holidays so there many times to see a play each year. They mainly were there to entertain paying citizen, Gods, and other VIP's. But mainly Gods.
There are gods and myths which the ancient Egyptians borrowed from other cultures and cultures which took myth and gods and goddesses from Egyptians. Many cultures in that area lived and traded and communicated with each other for thousands upon thousands of years, so "stolen" myths and gods and goddesses on both sides are to be expected.
In ancient mythology, Greek and Egyptian gods were often seen as separate pantheons with their own unique characteristics and stories. However, there were instances of cultural exchange and syncretism where some Greek and Egyptian gods were identified with each other or shared similar attributes. Overall, the relationship between Greek and Egyptian gods in ancient mythology was complex and varied depending on the context.
Ancient Greeks needed a place to worship the gods and to do other things.