Primo (at first), natura ab viris adorabatur. Antequam (afterwards), viri et feminae deos et deas laudabant. Tum (Then) animas n

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Primo (at first), natura ab viris adorabatur. Antequam (afterwards), viri et feminae deos et deas laudabant. Tum (Then) animas n

aturae laudabant. Animae naturae timebantur. Viri rogabant: De quo luna (moon) venit (comes)

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Sunny_sXe [5.5K] · Answer 1 · 2021-12-05T14:12:23+03:00

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Primo (at first), natura ab viris adorabatur. Antequam (afterwards), viri et feminae deos et deas laudabant. Tum (Then) animas naturae laudabant. Animae naturae timebantur. Viri rogabant: De quo luna (moon) venit (comes)? De quo sol (sun) venit (comes)? Quid est causa fulminis (of lightning) et tonitrus (of thunder)? Dei et deae creabantur; hoc modo (in this manner) explanationes (explanations) inveniebantur (were found).

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First, nature was loved by men, Afterward, men and women praised gods and goddesses. Then spirits praised nature. Nature was feared by spirits. Men asked: By what does the moon come? By what does the sun come? What is the cause of lightning and of thunder? They were created by gods and goddesses; in this manner explanations were found.