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William C. UchtmanU.S.
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I have done research into gods and goddesses and have written brief descriptions of them. I have attempted to scale out family trees as I have already seen with the Olympian gods. I have tried to condense entire pantheons by attributing extra names or aliases to one deity. I have also made efforts to parallel myths with ancient history. I am not an expert nor do I hold any degrees. I am a self-taught person with a lot of otherwise useless information. | |
MariaItaly
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My area of expertise is Greek and Roman mythology. | |
Ted NesbittU.S.
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I can answer questions related to classical Greek and Roman mythologies, as well as the myths and folklore of other regions [Norse, Egyptian, Mayan, Incan, etc.] | |
Sean Caruana WebsterMalta
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I can answer quite a few questions regarding Classical Greek & Roman Mythology. Since answers can be sent by email, I may also include descriptive pictures also to help you understand better about the character or story your query is about. |
Hello, First of all I have to point out that in the earliest times, i.e. from Rome's foundation in 753 BC, the Romans had their own mythology which was different from Greek mythology especially if
Hello Amanda, thanks for choosing me to answer this question for you. well, what I can offer is this: try to become acquainted with as much material as you can to have a strong hold of background
Hi Santiago, well Spartan daily life was quite normal, having marketplaces open to sell, men working and women taking care of their household. One priority they had was to send their 7 year old son/s
Zeus - thunderbolt - his control over the weather and storm Hera - peacock - her pride and vanity Poseidon - trident - his power and dominion over the sea Demeter - grain - she was the patron goddess
Here's a list of symbols as best as I can recall: Zeus - thunderbolt Hera - peacock Poseidon - trident Demeter - grain Hades - no symbol Persephone - flowers Hercules - lion Apollo - sun Artemis
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