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Hello, Hades (Greek Άδης transliterated as “Aïdes”, “the Unseen”, also called Pluto, or Pluton, “the Rich”), ruler of the kingdom of the underworld, son of the Titans Cronus and
Hello, What really stems from Roman mythology is the myth of Janus (Latin, “Ianus” from “ianua”, door, house-door, an entrance of any sort), not new year's resolutions as a commitment that a person
Hello, Here are some websites where you can find reliable information about Zeus and his role in Greek mythology: http://www.theoi.com/Olympios/Zeus.html http://www.theoi.com/Olympios/ZeusFamily
Hello, Here’s the correct pronunciation of the six mythological Greek names you mention. Each of them is a Latinized form of the original Greek term, as you can see in the brackets. Please note that
Hello, You are right: the ancient Greeks did not think at all that their gods /goddesses were mythology (literally, “story-telling”, from Greek “ myth” meaning “story”) which is a term coined later
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