The Roman's more or less copied the Greek religion and Pantheon wholesale, although there were certain changes. The 12 major God's were; (Greek first, Roman last)
Some of these deities were very similar (i.e. Hermes/Mercury), but others were more different, such as Hestia and Vesta.
No, the ancient Greeks were pantheistic. they worshiped many gods and goddesses.
Yes. They named it after one of their gods in a convention borrowed from the Greeks.
They were polytheistic and believed in the same gods as the ancient greeks, they just changed the names.
Because the Romans took the Greek gods but actually, the Romans had quite a few more gods than the Greeks. At first, the Romans found similarities between the major gods and the number of gods was about the same. However as the Roman empire expanded, they assimilated other cultures' gods into their pantheon and the number mushroomed.
The Greeks did not actually influence Roman religion. The Greeks and Romans worshiped the same major gods only under different names. The same can be said of other cultures. It seems that the ancient deities were universal even though they were called by different names.The Greeks did not actually influence Roman religion. The Greeks and Romans worshiped the same major gods only under different names. The same can be said of other cultures. It seems that the ancient deities were universal even though they were called by different names.The Greeks did not actually influence Roman religion. The Greeks and Romans worshiped the same major gods only under different names. The same can be said of other cultures. It seems that the ancient deities were universal even though they were called by different names.The Greeks did not actually influence Roman religion. The Greeks and Romans worshiped the same major gods only under different names. The same can be said of other cultures. It seems that the ancient deities were universal even though they were called by different names.The Greeks did not actually influence Roman religion. The Greeks and Romans worshiped the same major gods only under different names. The same can be said of other cultures. It seems that the ancient deities were universal even though they were called by different names.The Greeks did not actually influence Roman religion. The Greeks and Romans worshiped the same major gods only under different names. The same can be said of other cultures. It seems that the ancient deities were universal even though they were called by different names.The Greeks did not actually influence Roman religion. The Greeks and Romans worshiped the same major gods only under different names. The same can be said of other cultures. It seems that the ancient deities were universal even though they were called by different names.The Greeks did not actually influence Roman religion. The Greeks and Romans worshiped the same major gods only under different names. The same can be said of other cultures. It seems that the ancient deities were universal even though they were called by different names.The Greeks did not actually influence Roman religion. The Greeks and Romans worshiped the same major gods only under different names. The same can be said of other cultures. It seems that the ancient deities were universal even though they were called by different names.
Many of the Roman gods and goddesses had direct Greek counterparts.
Zeus is the Greek king of the gods.
No, the ancient Greeks were pantheistic. they worshiped many gods and goddesses.
I will say yes. Since the roman god came from the Greek Gods.
Uranus is the Roman version of Zues, however there is no stories of the Roman gods living on the mountain. It is unsure if the Roman's gave their gods a "home" like the Greeks.
Extremly different the roman gods were focused more on displine adn the greeks weren't
Greek myths are about the Greeks and contain Greek Gods and mythological characters, whilst Roman myths are about Romans and contain Roman Gods and mythological characters.Hope this helps! :)
A lot of the Roman ideals and beliefs were taken from the Ancient Greeks. For example, the Roman gods are the same as the Greek gods, just with different names.
Yes. They named it after one of their gods in a convention borrowed from the Greeks.
the Romans had the same gods as the Greeks, just different names
Thecnically the Greeks didnt have any 'ideas' about the gods. Greek, Roman and Egiptian gods all originated in anchent Sumaria. All those cultures share the same gods and goddesses as well as their idea of creation, they just have different names for them.
The Greeks and the Romans. However, the Romans gave the gods new, Roman names. Zeus's Roman name was Jupiter.