Sources: Gods and Goddesses of Greece and Rome

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Abstract

Presents an encyclopedic reference to the gods and goddesses of ancient Greek and Roman mythologies, discussing the origins of each god, featured myths, how they were worshipped, and how they were depicted in art. Achelous -- Anemoi -- Aphrodite -- Apollo -- Ares -- Artemis -- Asclepius -- Ate -- Athena -- Atlas -- Attis -- Bacchus -- Cronus -- Cupid -- Demeter -- Diana -- Dionysus -- Dis -- Eos -- Eros -- Fates -- Faunus -- Furies -- Gaia -- Graces -- Hades -- Hebe -- Hecate -- Helios -- Hephaestus -- Hera -- Hermaphroditus -- Hermes -- Hestia -- Hypnos -- Janus -- Juno -- Jupiter -- Lares -- Leto -- Mars -- Mercury -- Minerva -- Mnemosyne -- Momos -- Morpheus -- Muses -- Nemesis -- Neptune -- Nereus -- Nike -- Nyx -- Oceanus -- Paeon -- Pan -- Penates -- Persephone -- Phobos -- Plutus -- Pomona -- Poseidon -- Priapus -- Prometheus -- Proteus -- Quirinus -- Saturn -- Selene -- Thetis -- Titans -- Triton -- Tyche -- Typhon -- Uranus -- Venus -- Vesta -- Zeus.

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Helmer, D. J. (2012). Sources: Gods and Goddesses of Greece and Rome. Reference & User Services Quarterly, 52(2), 167–168. https://doi.org/10.5860/rusq.52n2.167

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