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Why are there so many roman gods?

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Who were the Roman gods and why were there so many?

Roman gods were originally regional, as the Roman Empire spread and grew, these gods and goddesses were adopted into the Roman Empire.


How many Roman gods exist?

24 roman gods and goddesses exited


Why were the Roman gods so important?

cuz they like gods


Did Roman religion include many of the gods of Greeks?

Many of the Roman gods and goddesses had direct Greek counterparts.


How is the term Greco-Roman applicable to mythology?

In so far as the Romans applied many of the Greek myths to the Roman gods.


Did roman religion encouraged democratization of the society?

there is no definite yes or no to this question, roman religion was based on many gods so there could have been influence there because the gods ruled in groups so why shouldn't the romans?


Why were there Roman gods?

They didn't like the Greek's gods, so had there own instead.


Are Roman Catholic and Roman Pagan the same?

No, Roman Pagans believe(d) in many gods, whereas Catholics are monotheist.


Were there 13 ancient Roman gods?

There were many more than thirteen ancient Roman gods. Some of them included:VenusJupiterNeptunePlutoApolloMinerva


How many Ancient Italy gods are there?

They are the Roman gods. Italy didn't have their own an ancient gods.


What does four mean in roman?

Number 4 in Roman numerals is IV or IIII. The Romans worshiped many gods and their main god was IVPITER (Jupiter) so IV was part of their gods name and it would be an insult to the name of god to have him regarded as a number so they chose to use IIII.


Are most planets named after roman gods?

Actually all planets are named after roman gods and so are many constellations. But the exception to this is earth because in Rome they referred to earth as the mother and she was called Terra.