Roman god of war
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In ancient Roman mythology, the god of war
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M. the fourth planet from the Sun, between which and Venus is the earth. Greek god of war and alchemical name for iron; martial, martial, military; glandular. Martial waters, baths, ferruginous
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In ancient times, the Romans represented the gods in the form of some invisible forces that accompany a person throughout life and even after it.
Gods of Ancient Rome
To systematize knowledge, we will create a list and description of the gods ancient rome, which are the main ones.
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During the closer relationship between Rome and Greece, the Roman gods from an inexplicable substance acquired a human form.
Rice. 1. The Roman god Jupiter.
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It is the chief of all gods. Protector of the sky and thunder. He guards the world order, is the highest deity. He is accompanied by an eagle, and uses lightning bolts as a weapon. |
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Jupiter's wife and sister. She was the protector of girls, taking care of their marriages and maintaining innocence before entering into it. She certainly had a scepter in her hands, and a golden diadem covered her head. |
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Father of Romulus and Remus. Mars guarded the fields, but then transformed into the god of war. The month of March is named after him. The shield and spear are his permanent weapons. |
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God of sowing and harvest. taught people agriculture and life in peace and harmony. The feast of Saturnalia was held in his honor. |
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God of winemaking and entertainment. In honor of him, the Romans sang songs and staged performances. |
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He was a god with two heads, looking forward and backward at the same time. He was the god of any beginning or undertaking. Temples in his honor were in the form of city gates. They were opened in wartime and closed in peacetime. |
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Mercury |
He was the messenger of the gods. He brought dreams to people and led the dead to realm of the dead. Mercury patronized thieves and merchants. In his hands he always had a purse with money and a caduceus wand. |
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Goddess of wisdom, patroness of all Roman cities. She is the protector of poets, teachers, actors and writers. Her weapons are a shield, a helmet and a spear. Near it there is certainly a snake or an owl. |
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Apollo was the overseer of the execution of the will of Jupiter. He struck the disobedient with arrows or diseases, and bestowed various blessings on others. He is also the god of divination and creativity. Depicted with a bow in his hands and a quiver of arrows behind his back or in the form of a singer holding a lyre. |
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This is god water world. He controls the storms and sends the calm. His rage knows no bounds. His weapon is a trident. |
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He is the god of the underworld and the owner of vast underground wealth. |
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He was the god of blacksmithing and fire. Protected people from fire and was the patron of blacksmiths. Lived in the depths of the Sicilian volcano Etna. |
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Goddess of beauty. The patroness of spouses and an unusually beautiful woman. Considered a distant ancestor of Julius Caesar |
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A young man in charge of affairs of love. With his bow and arrows, he struck the souls of lonely people, kindling in them love for each other. It is also capable of killing love between a man and a woman. |
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Responsible for agriculture and grain productivity. Depicted with a sheaf of grain ears in her hand. |
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Victoria |
Roman goddess of victory. |
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Goddess of the hearth and the flames within it. Vesta had her own servants in the temple - Vestal Virgins. They worshiped only her and kept their innocence throughout their lives. |
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The patroness of the forest and its inhabitants. She is a hunter and assistant to pregnant women during childbirth. Protector of the plebeians and slaves. Her weapon is a bow, and her doe accompanies her. |
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According to the beliefs of the Romans, Quirinus is Romulus, the founder of the city of Rome. After death, he was reborn, having received a divine beginning. |
The Greeks worshiped two gods of war: Ares, an insidious, treacherous and bloodthirsty god who loves chaos and war for the sake of war itself, and Athena, an honest, fair and wise goddess who prefers to wage an organized war using strategy. Ares and Athena were among the twelve main Olympian gods. According to ancient Greek myths, Ares also had companions: discord and strife Eris, the goddess of violent war and rage Enio, as well as his sons Phobos (god of fear) and Deimos (god of horror).
Roman gods of war
The main god of war was Mars, who was originally the god of fertility and was considered the founder and guardian of Rome. After the conquest of Greece, Mars was identified with Ares. Mars was one of the three gods who stood at the head of the Roman pantheon. His were the god of terror Pavor (identified with the Greek god Deimos), the god of fear Pallor (identified with the Greek god Phobos), Bellona (identified with the Greek goddess Enio) and the goddess Discordia (identified with the Greek goddess Eris). The Romans also revered Minerva, identified with the Greek goddess Athena, as the patroness of war.
Egyptian gods of war
The Egyptians revered Set, Sekhmet and Montu as gods of war. Initially, in ancient Egyptian mythology, Set was considered a warrior god patronizing royal power. Set was later demonized and opposed to Horus, one of the central Egyptian deities. As a result, Set became the god of war, death, chaos and destruction. The goddess of war, Sekhmet, was considered the guardian of the world, but at the same time she had a changeable character: she let in diseases and healed them, enjoyed bloodshed, and her anger brought epidemics. The ancient Egyptian god Montu was one of the solar deities, but later also began to be revered as the god of war.
West Semitic god of war
The Semites did not have a single mythological system, since each locality, as a rule, had its own patron god. However, the common deity of war for all Western Semites was Baal, also called Baal and Balu. Baal was revered not only as the god of war, but also as the god of fertility, sky, sun, water, the creator of the universe, animals and people.
Celtic gods of war
The Celtic deity of war was Camulus, whom the Romans identified with Mars. The functions of Camulus are little known, since there are few written references to this god. In addition to Kamul, the Celts worshiped the three Morrigan sisters, Badb and Maha. Some researchers believe that they were not separate deities, but reflected different aspects of the trinitarian goddess of war.
Scandinavian gods of war
The supreme god of the Scandinavians, Odin, was also the god of war. His retinue was made up of Valkyries - virgins who decide the fate of warriors on the battlefield and select heroes for the heavenly chamber of Valhalla. Odin's son Tyr, also called Tyr or Tiv, was worshiped as the god of martial prowess. The Scandinavian goddess of love and fertility, Freya, could also bring victory in battle, so she was also revered as the goddess of war. In addition, she took away those fallen warriors who did not fall into Valhalla.
Slavic god of war
The main god of the ancient Russian pagan pantheon, Perun, was revered as the god of thunder and lightning, as well as the patron of the prince, squad and military elite. After the advent of Christianity, the military features of Perun were transferred to George the Victorious and partially to the holy martyrs Boris and Gleb.
