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Not sure about my favourite one but my least favourites are Zeus and Hera 
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#3
Dionysus is a good laugh.
I'm quite a fan of Athena to be honest. Though I think Hestia and Demeter are both underrated.
I'm quite a fan of Athena to be honest. Though I think Hestia and Demeter are both underrated.
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(Original post by 04MR17)
Dionysus is a good laugh.
I'm quite a fan of Athena to be honest. Though I think Hestia and Demeter are both underrated.
Dionysus is a good laugh.
I'm quite a fan of Athena to be honest. Though I think Hestia and Demeter are both underrated.
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(Original post by SuperiorPotato)
I'm not really sure about Athena as she is very vengeful and cruel at times especially with Medusa
I'm not really sure about Athena as she is very vengeful and cruel at times especially with Medusa
Do the Greek's just reflect their own virtues and vices into the deities they worship? 
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(Original post by 04MR17)
Aren't we all though?
Do the Greek's just reflect their own virtues and vices into the deities they worship?
Aren't we all though?
Do the Greek's just reflect their own virtues and vices into the deities they worship?
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(Original post by Hellohsjakodsmka)
Hygieia (because medicine) and Apollo for some reason
I dont hate any of them
Hygieia (because medicine) and Apollo for some reason
I dont hate any of them
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#9
Athene is a bit cold. Cool nonetheless
Bacchus is weird but hey, who can’t like it 😂
Bacchus is weird but hey, who can’t like it 😂
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(Original post by Nevi)
Athene is a bit cold. Cool nonetheless
Bacchus is weird but hey, who can’t like it 😂
Athene is a bit cold. Cool nonetheless
Bacchus is weird but hey, who can’t like it 😂
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#12
Its like how people tell me I spell Athene wrong. I don’t haha. Thats how its Homerically spelt. I didn’t want to adopt the American version 😂
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(Original post by Nevi)
It was another name for him in Greek that the Romans later adopted. The cult of Bacchus that was associated mainly with the Romans actually came from minor cult behaviour in Greek Italy.
Its like how people tell me I spell Athene wrong. I don’t haha. Thats how its Homerically spelt. I didn’t want to adopt the American version 😂
It was another name for him in Greek that the Romans later adopted. The cult of Bacchus that was associated mainly with the Romans actually came from minor cult behaviour in Greek Italy.
Its like how people tell me I spell Athene wrong. I don’t haha. Thats how its Homerically spelt. I didn’t want to adopt the American version 😂
Tbh the Romans did practically copy everything from the Greeks when it comes to their Gods 
so not surprised.
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#14
(Original post by SuperiorPotato)
Oh wow I didn't know that
Tbh the Romans did practically copy everything from the Greeks when it comes to their Gods 
so not surprised.
Oh wow I didn't know that
Tbh the Romans did practically copy everything from the Greeks when it comes to their Gods so not surprised.
I love Terminus.
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(Original post by SuperiorPotato)
Oh wow I didn't know that Tbh the Romans did practically copy everything from the Greeks when it comes to their Gods so not surprised.
Oh wow I didn't know that
Tbh the Romans did practically copy everything from the Greeks when it comes to their Gods so not surprised.
And then Augustus would justify it all through Virgil’s Aeneid. If the Greeks and the Romans share a common ancestor in their history surely the Romans are meant to be celebrating the Greco-Roman gods in that way 😂
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#18
Persephone and Athena.
My mum used to tell me about Persephone and the pomegranate seeds 😊
My mum used to tell me about Persephone and the pomegranate seeds 😊
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#19
It's a toss up between Oizys (god of misery, anxiety, grief, and depression) and Aergia (god of sloth, idleness, indolence and laziness).
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#20
Top 3 favourite (no particular order) would probably be Apollo, Poseidon, and Zeus
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