There are two opinions in this area where some people say Roman mythology is a Religion of its own and everything is genuine, others say it is influed by Greek and Etruscan Mythology, I'll make some examples.
he ancient Roman mythology which the majority worshiped was a set of gods, some of the common, or most known is; Mars, God of War, Minerva, Goddess of wisdom, Dis(aka Pluto), God of death and afterlife, Neptunus, God of the sea, Bacchus, God of intoxication and wine, Venus, Goddess of love and Jupiter, God of thunder and the sky.
The religion in ancient Rome has many similarities with the Greek and Etruscan Mythology, the most notable would be the Gods, they have practicly the same "set of Gods", just different names.
Greek | Roman | Etruscan
Ares - Mars - Maris
Athena - Minerva - Menrva
Hades - Dis/Pluto - Aita
Poseidon - Neptunus - Nethuns
Dionysus - Bacchus - Fufluns (Bacchus was a common name for Dionysus in Greece aswell)
Aphrodite - Venus - Turan
Zeus - Jupiter - Tinia
the ancient Romans and Greeks Worshiped a variety of Gods and goddesses.
There were 37 gods & goddesses in Ancient Greece
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.
Because the Ancient Roman people believed in those Roman gods and goddesses. As well as other gods and goddesses from foreign people.
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The ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses did not die in ancient Egyptian mythology.
The ancient Egyptians did not "trade" with their gods and goddesses but worshiped them.
Yes...all of the feared and respected gods and goddesses had a shrine.
The Ancient Egyptians had many gods and goddesses. They also believed in an afterlife. Their gods and goddesses included Isis, Osiris, Anubis, Bastet, etc.
The ancient Greeks prayed to the gods to get something that they needed.
Gods and goddesses had always been a part of Roman religion of ancient times, as they spead out and other people became a part of Rome, those gods and goddesses became as Roman as the people.
No, they worshiped their own gods/goddesses.