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DiKsa [7]
4 years ago
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What are similarities between roman and greek religion 1 full paragraph please

History
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marishachu [46]4 years ago
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By comparing Greek<span> and </span>Roman<span> gods, you can see both </span>similarities <span>and differences between gods of the two ancient societies. </span>Greek<span> and </span>Roman religions<span> are </span>similar<span>, because the </span>Roman<span> mythology was founded based on the </span>Greek<span>. </span>Religions<span> of both ancient societies are polytheistic </span>religions<span>.</span>
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