Roman artists deviate from the Greeks portrayals of mythological events and heroes to awe the world with the state's accomplishments.
The Trojan War gave the classical Greeks it's heroic ideal and several mythological gods.
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The Elysian Fields are a mythological place where ancient Greeks believed the souls of the deceased heroic and virtuous people went to rest. It is similar to Paradise in monotheist beliefs.
No. He is not real. Hercules is the Roman name for the mythical Greek demigod Heracles. He is the son of a god (Jupiter to the Greeks and Zeus to he Romans) who married a mortal woman.
The Romans named the Greeks in Greece.
To propangamdize and to flatter their emperors
To propangamdize and to flatter their emperors
There are many reasons why they did it. Mythologywise, in the war of Troy, there were gods who were besides the troyans (Aphrodite, Artemis, Mars...) and who were against them (Hera, Athene, Poseidon...). Since Aeneas was troyan, and his descendants were the Romans, Roman people considered the 'antagonist' gods bad, but they respected them too. In another aspect, there were some cultures what romans involved in their culture. Those mythologies had their gods too, and their characteristic influenced the Roman mythology.
The Trojan War gave the classical Greeks it's heroic ideal and several mythological gods.
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Jupiter or Jove.
because they believed the stories were real
Hermes to the Greeks and as Mercury to the Romans
The demigods were important to the Greeks because they were half human and half god. They were usually heroes and important mythological stories.
No. They are a mythological creature first mentioned by the ancient Greeks.
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For decoration and reaffirmation of ancient mythic teaching.