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7425847Roman Gods and Legendshttps://www.gandhi.com.mx/roman-gods-and-legends-9798318441387/phttps://gandhi.vtexassets.com/arquivos/ids/7019870/image.jpg?v=6387886321242700008282MXNGandhiInStock/Audiolibros/<p>Mythology was at the heart of ancient Roman culture, shaping the way people understood the world, their history, and even their daily lives. Roman myths were more than just entertaining stories; they provided a framework for religious practices, reinforced social hierarchies, and legitimized political authority. From grand temples dedicated to Jupiter to household shrines honoring protective spirits, mythology was deeply embedded in Roman society. These myths explained the origins of Rome, the will of the gods, and the moral expectations placed upon its people.</p><p>One of the most fascinating aspects of Roman mythology is its connection to Greek mythology. The Romans borrowed heavily from the Greeks, adapting their gods, myths, and religious traditions to fit their own culture. Jupiter became the Roman equivalent of Zeus, Venus took the place of Aphrodite, and Neptune mirrored Poseidon. Yet, Roman mythology was not simply a copy of Greek traditionsit evolved to reflect Romes unique values, including its emphasis on duty, discipline, and the power of the state. Roman gods were deeply tied to civic life, with religious festivals and rituals reinforcing the unity and strength of the empire.</p><p>As Rome expanded, so did its pantheon. Over time, new deities were integrated from conquered cultures, blending native Italian, Etruscan, and foreign influences into Roman religious beliefs. This constant evolution reflected the empires adaptability and its ability to absorb and reshape traditions to maintain social cohesion. The role of mythology also shifted, particularly as emperors began to position themselves as semi-divine figures, further intertwining politics with religion. These myths were not just ancient relics but living traditions that reinforced Romes identity and dominance.</p>...7055815Roman Gods and Legends8282https://www.gandhi.com.mx/roman-gods-and-legends-9798318441387/phttps://gandhi.vtexassets.com/arquivos/ids/7019870/image.jpg?v=638788632124270000InStockMXN99999DIAudiolibro2025Inglés