Because they either do not feature a lot of personal stories in the mythology - so do not seem personally powerful, their worshipers being conquered or leaving that aspect of a god/goddess, or are grouped together with other gods/goddess of the same nature.
Greek and Roman gods are myths
The Gods
No. Therfor it is a myth and a lie
how do you think the gods lived forever
In Greek myth he did.
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It is called a myth.
It is called a myth.
The ancient stories of gods and heroes are called myths.
The ancient stories of gods and heroes are called myths.
It depends on what myth.
There aren't any powers the Greek gods could not have called upon in myth.
Yes, a myth has both.
Greek and Roman gods are myths
The Abrahamic religions are not like the Greek myths, which had a myriad of lesser deities such as river and tree gods, in addition to nymphs and satyrs among other creatures. In Greek myth, the lesser gods were the "Mexicans." In the same way that Mexicans basically keep American running, in Greek mythology, the lesser deities keep nature itself running. Of course, unlike Mexicans, the lesser deities were immortal, and actually respected. In the early midieval Christian tradition before Protestanism, especially in the Greek Orthodox Church, the lesser deities of Greek myth were replaced by "God's angels." Angels, took the place of satyrs, nymps, and lesser nature gods of myth. One thing all three Abrahamic religions are in agreement though, is that God's own power keeps everything running there are no helpers involved.
No, the Greek gods are myth.
Cupid, Juventas, Hecate/Trivia, Helios, Bacchus, Iris, Luna, Pluto, Faunus, Victoria. These are the most well known lesser gods. There are possibly other gods below him ranking lower. Lesser gods is a status near full gods or demi gods, or gods of less importance and so on.