“Roman Mythology” refers to the collection of traditional stories, legends, and beliefs from ancient Rome. These myths predominantly revolve around the lives and interactions of gods, goddesses, heroes, and mythical creatures. Many Roman myths were inspired by and adapted from Greek mythology, as the Romans often identified their deities with Greek counterparts. Notable figures in Roman mythology include Jupiter (Zeus), Mars (Ares), Venus (Aphrodite), and Neptune (Poseidon). These myths served to explain natural phenomena, the origins of the world, and significant cultural aspects. Roman mythology significantly influenced Roman art, literature, and religious practices, providing insights into the societal values and belief systems of ancient Rome.
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