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The Greeks honored Hades, the god of the underworld, through various rituals and offerings, though he was less actively worshipped than other deities. They held funerary rites to ensure safe passage for the deceased to the afterlife and offered libations at gravesites. Festivals like the Anthesteria celebrated the dead and included rites that acknowledged Hades' role in the cycle of life and death. Additionally, they often avoided directly invoking his name, using euphemisms instead, to show respect and avert misfortune.

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