Greek Name | Roman Name
Zeus | Jupiter
Hera | Juno
Poseidon | Neptune
Demeter | Ceres
Ares | Mars
Aphrodite | Venus
Apollo | Apollo
Artemis | Diana
Hermes | Mercury
Hephaestus | Vulcan
Athena | Minerva
Dionysus | Bacchus
These gods and goddesses were part of a complex pantheon, and their stories were often interwoven. They played important roles in Greek and Roman culture, and their worship was an integral part of religious practices.
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