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Which month is named after a two faced god?
January.
A month named for Roman two faced god in charge of doors?
That would be Janus! The month is January.
Two faced roman god?
Janus. The month of January is named for this god.
Where did the name of the month January come from?
Janus, the two-faced Roman god of beginnings and doors.
Why is the month of January named for janus?
January, the first month of the year is called for Janus because Janus was the two headed god of the door, meaning the ending of the old year and the opening of the new.
Which month is named after a two faced god?
January.
Who was the two-faced mythical god that the month of january was named after?
Janus, god of decisions and doorways
A month named for Roman two faced god in charge of doors?
That would be Janus! The month is January.
Who won the two faced mythical god that the month of January was named after?
Janus who i think was the god of choices
Two faced roman god?
Janus. The month of January is named for this god.
Why was January named after a two faced god?
Janus was not only the two-faced god, he was also the god of beginnings and endings. Therefore, January is considered the beginning of the year, and is named after Janus.
Which roman god is named after January?
Janus, the two-faced (literally, he has two faces) god of choices and new beginnings. That's why January is the first month...for luck in the new year.
Which month is named after the roman god who had two heads?
January. It is named after Janus.
Who was the two faced god of gates who lent his name to month?
That was 'Janus'. (jan-oos)
A two-faced god from Roman mythology for whom we name this month?
Janus = January
Which month is named after a god with 2 faces?
The month January is named after Janus, who is the god of beginnings and transitions and has two faces and so can see into the past and the future.
Where did the name of the month January come from?
Janus, the two-faced Roman god of beginnings and doors.
