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Frode holds a master’s degree in history from the University of Oslo, with a specialization in Roman imperial ideology. He studied Roman archaeology in Rome, and has built one of the most-read Roman history websites in Norway. When not writing, Frode goes for runs in the woods and reads Roman texts by candlelight. Read more about Frode here.
Leto Goddess of Motherhood, Childbirth, and Modesty (Latona)
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Leto Goddess of Motherhood, Childbirth, and Modesty (Latona)

Among Greek gods, the Leto goddess is a familiar figure of grace and maternal strength. In Roman mythology, she is known as Latona. A Titaness and daughter of Coeus and…
Selene Goddess of the Moon in Greek Mythology (Luna)
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Selene Goddess of the Moon in Greek Mythology (Luna)

Among Greek gods, Selene was the goddess of the moon. In Roman mythology, she was known as Luna, and in this comprehensive exploration, we will delve into the rich tapestry…
Persephone Goddess of Spring and the Underworld (Proserpine)
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Persephone Goddess of Spring and the Underworld (Proserpine)

Among Greek gods, the Persephone goddess stands at the crossroads of life and death, embodying the dualities of the natural world. In Roman mythology, she is known as Proserpine. As…
Eros God of Love and Desire (Amor/Cupid)
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Eros God of Love and Desire (Amor/Cupid)

Among Greek gods, the Eros god was the embodiment of love and desire. He was revered for his influence on the hearts of gods and mortals alike, and was known…
Nyx Goddess of the Night in Greek Mythology (Nox in Roman)
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Nyx Goddess of the Night in Greek Mythology (Nox in Roman)

Among Greek gods, the Nyx goddess is a powerful figure that holds dominion over the night. Born from the primordial chaos, Nyx embodies the mystique and beauty of the night…
Demeter Goddess of the Harvest and Agriculture (Ceres)
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Demeter Goddess of the Harvest and Agriculture (Ceres)

Among Greek gods, the Demeter goddess is known for being a beacon of both maternal love and formidable power. In Roman mythology she is known as Ceres. As the goddess…
Hephaestus God of Fire and Craftsmanship (Volcanus)
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Hephaestus God of Fire and Craftsmanship (Volcanus)

Among ancient Greek gods, the Hephaestus god was worshiped for his unparalleled craftsmanship and technological prowess. His counterpart in Roman mythology was Volcanus. As the son of Zeus and Hera,…
Hera Goddess of Marriage, Family, and Childbirth
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Hera Goddess of Marriage, Family, and Childbirth

Among Greek gods, the Hera goddess stands as a formidable figure, known for her regal demeanor and association with marriage and family. Her counterpart in Roman mythology is the Juno…
Greek Gods: The Ultimate Guide Famous Myths and Deities
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Greek Gods and Goddesses: Complete Overview

Ancient Greece was replete with a pantheon of Greek gods, each wielding distinctive dominion and significance in the lives of the people. From the era of city-states to the zenith…
Ares God of War in Greek Mythology, Mars in Roman Mythology
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Ares God of War in Greek Mythology, Mars in Roman Mythology

Among Greek gods, the Ares god is a complex and enigmatic deity, embodying the chaotic nature of war and conflict. His counterpart among Roman gods is Mars god of war…

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