Roman Gods and Goddesses

The gods and goddesses of Rome are an important part of history. "Roman myth is a fusion of Roman gods and Roman religions ..." (Milani). The belief in Roman gods and goddesses known as myths has influenced the daily lives of the past and the present. It will be part of our life through books, movies, architecture, religion, art. The ancient Roman civilization began in the Italian peninsula in the 9th century BC. Most of the history of Roman civilization can be explained by Roman mythology.

& Lt; Tab / & gt; The first discussion of the gods will be Jupiter, the gods of Rome, and the king of the goddess. According to Roman mythology, Jupiter is the god of the gods in their religion, and the god of agriculture, the child of Saturn. Furthermore, according to Roman mythology, Jupiter rebelled against his father Saturn and dominated the earth and the sky. Jupiter changed the role of Roman religion to adapt to what is going on in Rome. The most famous is "Jupiter Optimus Maximus", which refers to the universe rulership and the god of law. Other titles that Jupiter carries occasionally include "Juptier Electius": God of Thor and Storm, "Jupiter Lieber": God of creation, "Jupiter Victor": God of warriors and so on.

Roman religion is very similar to Greeks. Like the Greeks, the Romans led by Jupiter, the king of the gods, worshiped the gods and the goddesses of the Pantheon. Other gods are Minerva, Goddess of wisdom and learning, Martian, God of war, Venus, Goddess of love, Ceres, goddess of the earth, Pluto, god of underworld. In addition to these major gods, there are many small gods, fireplaces, families, and gods of woods and fields that live in the spirit world. Like the Greek religion, the Roman religion is not designed to fulfill the private spiritual needs - it is a public, external thing. Over time, new religions and cults became popular in the Roman world: the worship of the Eleusian Mysteries and Orpheus from Greece; the worship of the goddess Isis of Egypt; the religion of Missouri from Iran outside the empire; then Christianity

Most civilizations use gods and goddesses. Greeks and Romans have the same gods and goddesses, but their names are different. Most Romans use the name of the planet. Poseidon is the Greek name, Neptune is the name of the Roman. Zeus is Greek, Jupiter is Roman. Hades is Greek, Pluto is Roman. Selene and Helios are Greek, Luan and Sol are Romans. The main reason for myth is to explain what people can not explain. - Zeus throws his beggar, the world trembles. Odin recommended that the fallen soldiers of Valhalla Hall drink a drink. Jesus Christ spreads his father's words and gathers his disciples. The Buddha sit down and meditated on the meaning of the universe. There is a story of myths all over the world. From the first civilization to the present age, myths help explain the vents of the world and try to provide answers to unanswered questions.